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The following terms and definitions apply to this standard: 3.1 Protective clothing for firefighters Special clothing worn by firefighters during f...

Fire suits are one of the important equipment to protect the personal safety of firefighters who are active in the front line of firefighting. It i...

The immersion suit, also known as DBF-II type immersion suit, complies with the requirements of SOLAS Convention and INO specifications. It has wat...

A fire axe is a tool for clearing burning or flammable materials, cutting off the spread of fire, and splitting burnt and deformed doors and window...

The unique protective film and polypropylene composite fabric made of multiple layers of materials can provide a wide range of chemical protection....

US classification method Chemical and flame resistance tests can protect against 21 basic chemicals. The basic OSHA standard requires four levels o...

Wear protective clothing according to the following steps: 1. Protective clothing must be inspected and pressure tested to ensure that there are no...

Light protective clothing Light protective clothing is generally made of nylon coated PVC, which is light in weight and suitable for full-body prot...

Chemical protective clothing, in 1990, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) pr...

1. In case of fire, cover yourself or the person being rescued with the fire escape blanket and quickly escape from the fire, which provides great ...

Main performance characteristics Non-flammable, high temperature resistant (550~1100℃), soft, smooth, tight, and non-irritating to the skin. It is ...

Fire blankets are made of fibrous heat-insulating refractory materials, refractory fibers. Refractory fibers have the characteristics of general fi...