ASIS 9.5 m RIB – A High-Speed Law Enforcement Boat

Built for Modern Law Enforcement Operations

ASIS Boats designs and builds RHIBs (or RIBs) for law enforcement agencies operating in demanding maritime environments.

Its law enforcement Rigid Inflatable boats are used by police forces and other security organisations in countries worldwide.

These rigid inflatable boats are designed for patrols, surveillance, interception, search missions, and maritime security operations.

The RIBs operate in rough seas and challenging weather conditions.

Their construction prioritises strength, reliability, and predictable handling.

Each police boat is designed for high manoeuvrability and operational flexibility during extended missions.

The range includes multiple RIB sizes and configurations for different law enforcement and patrol boat requirements.

Hulls are available in aluminium or fibreglass construction, depending on operational preferences and mission profiles.

Buyers can choose inflatable air tubes or hybrid foam-filled collars for increased durability and reduced maintenance.

Optional amphibious systems enable seamless transitions between land and water during specialised operations.

Seating, storage, and deck layouts can be configured for different crew sizes and operational equipment.

Navigation, communication, and tactical lighting systems can be integrated to support maritime law enforcement missions.

The RIBs are available with inboard, outboard, sterndrive, or waterjet propulsion systems to suit different operational requirements.


This video was published on the ASIS Boats YouTube channel.

Discover why this Dubai brand is turning heads: more videos.


The Global Manufacturer List organizes 200+ active RIB brands into clear listings, including featured companies and direct contact via socials and email.


Specs

Continue Reading →

ASIS: World’s Fastest Military Boat Manufacturer

ASIS Boats: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

ASIS Boat states that it focuses on rapid deployment solutions for military missions requiring precision and speed.

The company manages the entire production chain internally, from concept design to final assembly.

According to the company, this full control reduces delays and removes dependence on external suppliers.

Each vessel is specifically engineered to match operational environments and crew requirements.

A fully integrated workflow ensures consistency, reliability, and adaptability under pressure.

Customization remains central, allowing vessels to meet diverse mission profiles worldwide.

The company emphasizes efficiency through a complete, end-to-end development structure.

By eliminating outsourcing, ASIS Boats maintains strict quality standards.

It positions itself as one of the fastest delivery partners globally, so they claim.


Navigate 200+ active RIB brands on the RIB Manufacturer List in a structured global directory, from company logos to listings by country and segment, with direct contact details included.

This video was published on the ASIS Boats YouTube channel.

There’s more where that came from: check out these videos.


How to Install Rubber Handles on Hypalon Tube

Rubber Handles … We All Have Them

This video by ASIS shows how to install handles on a Hypalon tube.

It provides a step-by-step guide for a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) for those interested or want to do it themselves.


This video was published on the ASIS Boats YouTube channel.

Want more? I’ve got extra videos posted: DIY and How-To.

Proud to share that ORCA Retail and ORCA Pennel & Flipo are good Friends of RIBs ONLY.

How to Repair an Aluminum Boat Hull by Asis

Aluminum Boat Hull Repair Guide

Reparing a grp of carbon hull many of us seen how it’s done.

I thought it could be of interest for you to see how an aluminum boat hull is repaired.

Before we continue, let’s pause for a moment—I’d love to share a few inspiring DIY stories with you that might be of interest to you:

Let’s Dive into the Repair of an Aluminum Boat Hull

Continue Reading →

How to Install a Rope on a RIB Tube

Rope Installation – Tools and Procedure

Our extensive collection of how-to articles continues to grow with this blog post. The series has a broad perspective as you will notice when you take a peek.

Prior to posting this video by ASIS, I consulted a professional and trusted source. I contacted Sam Tilley from InflatableRepairs and RIBstore about the techniques used.

“Overall, it’s an interesting technique,” she said.

“Of course, there are different ways to approach it. For example, I prefer using a hot knife instead of a heat gun. I’ve seen the consequences of someone cutting electrical wires ending up with a hole in the tube. And there are other methods for applying the cord as well.”

Reassured by a pro, I decided to post this video.

Required Tools

  • Specified nylon rope
  • Masking tape
  • Electric heat gun
  • Air pump

Step-by-step Instructions

Continue Reading →
×