Fire Fighting Suit

Specifications of our Fire Fighting Suits

Outer Shell	Garment Made from Inherent Flame Resistance fabric (93% Meta Aramid, 5% Para-Aramid, 2% Antistatic)
Moisture Barrier	Aramid/Kevlar non-woven laminated with PTFE membrane for maximum breathability and waterproof performance.
Thermal Barrier	Constructed using non-woven ARAMIDE fibers laminated with Nomex/Viscose innermost lining fabric for maximum protection.
Model	HCS -NFS 101
Reflective Trim Details	2-inch wide fire-resistant lime-Colour reflective trims with silver stripes. One strip at the lower part of the jacket. Two strips on the jacket sleeves. Two strips at the lower part of the pants.
EN443 Firefighting Helmet	Fire-resistant shell, inner basket, chin strap, puncture resistance, retractable face shield, neck protection, reflective and luminescent features.
EN15090 Firefighting Boots	Rubber sole vulcanized and certified to ISO 20345 & EN 15090 standards.
EN13911 Firefighting Balaclava Hood	Created using a fabric combination of 50% Aramid and 50% Viscose.
Fireman Kit Suit Components	EN 469 - Jacket & Trouser EN 443- Helmet EN 15090- Boots EN 659 Hand Gloves EN 13911- Balaclava Hood
Model:	HCS -NFS 101
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Features Of Fire Fighting Suit

• Our firefighting armor is made from material naturally non-imflammable and consists of a jacket and trousers.
• The outer covering has a flap that hides the zipper and velcro for that added security and aesthetic.
• The vest has 50 mm-wide, two-inch approved fireproof neon reflective tape on the arms and chest for increased clarity and vision.
• The suspenders can be adapted for a better fit, and there's 50 mm-wide neon reflective tape at the bottom of the trousers to keep the pants safe in place.
• All garment deceit uses flame-resistant thread and accessories.
• Two-inch (50 mm) certified non-flammable bright luminous tape is added to the jacket's chest and arms for visibility. Garment production always uses fireproof thread and accessories.

Applications Of Fire Fighting Suit

Advantages Of Firefighters suit

Heat and Flame Resistance

With its outstanding resistance to heat and fire and its manufacturing from Nomex and Kevlar fibers, the suit offers vital protection in risky settings. Modern non-flammable coatings are applied to the outermost layer to ensure long-term durability and safety.

Lightweight

The fact that these suits offer a high level of protection while still being relatively feather light enables firefighters or personnel to minimize tiredness during extended activities.

Protection against Radiant Heat

A non-countable layer thermal lining with moisture barriers keeps firefighters dry and comfortable while preventing fatigue, heat stress and burns. Possess high Thermo Protective Performance (TPP) standard for high-performance thermal protection.

European Standard Compliance

EN 469-certified firefighting suits must comply to strict European rules and regulations. When working, it guarantees the personnels' extreme safety and protection. The making of these suits frequently incorporates numerous layers of non-flammable materials, offering enhanced defense against heat, fires, and thermal exposure.

Maximum Protection

The marvelous quality fire fighting suits or armors are developed to provide the maximum protection against severe temperatures, fire, and radiant flames. This helps to ensure that firefighters stay safe in potentially risky situations.

No melting or leaking

Fire fighter suit is made of new innovative material called PBI (polybenzimidazole) , which have exceptional flameproof power. They are therefore helpful in extreme hot conditions. Another method PBI fibers keep personnel safe is by not melting or dripping in the presence of flames.

Essential Fire fighter Clothes: Uniforms, Jackets, Trousers, and Safety Attire

Firefighters must wear unique clothes in order to keep themselves safe and do their duties without interruption since fighting fires is a very risky career. Firemen wear more than just uniforms or basic work clothing; the dress they wear is made personally for them to keep them safe from perilous conditions like flames, house fires, death fires and intense heat.

Firefighters Uniform

A firefighter's uniform is an unique set of outfit made to protect and maximize their use while combating fires and performing rescue operations. The outfit consists of a vest and trousers, usually made of the latest textiles that are fireproof and offer insulation in high-caliber hot conditions. Firefighter uniforms have bright neony stripes to improve visibility in poor light and also have pockets to hold essential equipment.

Firefighters Jacket

The most critical and needed piece of protective apparel that fire fighters need in these life-threatning conditions is their jacket. Vests are worn above the uniforms for that much needed extra protection. The jackets are made by advanced non-flammable materials such as Nomex, Kevlar, or PBI that can tolerate extreme heat and flames. In order to prevent water from leaking through uniforms and to improve personnel’s comfort, moisture barriers are also a common feature of new-age jackets. In soft light, the reflective components present on vests improve the personnel's visibility.

Trouser

Trousers made up of non-flammable fabrics are also an important part of a firefighter's uniform; they are made to combat extremely high degrees and protect the bottom half of the body during high flames. The knee and thigh sections of the pants are bolstered for added durability, and the design embodies features that facilitate easy movement in challenging circumstances. It makes movement or running for fire fighters easy.

Turnout Gear

Turnout gear, also known as bunker gear or firefighting apparatus, is a progressive type of personal protection equipment (PPE) that fire fighters use to protect themselves from salvage and firefighting activities.