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Dimensions :
370mm x 170.5mmWeight :
410g (per unit)Grip Connection Strength :
Connection between grip and shield body withstands 500N pulling force.Arm Strap Connection Strength :
After strap engagement, connection withstands 500N pulling force.Impact Resistance :
Shield body endures 147J kinetic energy puncture.
Firefighting suits, known as Structural Firefighting Gear or Turnout Gear, are full-body personal protective suits worn by firefighters during firefighting and rescue missions. They are the most important life support system for firefighters in the face of extreme hazards such as high-temperature flames, high-temperature heat radiation, chemicals, and sharp object collisions, rather than ordinary work clothes. The core definition includes the following elements:
Choosing the Golden Shield stab-proof vest means choosing: Visible security: professional certification, reliable performance. Comfort to wear: light and breathable, with ease of movement. Useful concealment: Daily wear, not easy to detect. A life barrier at a critical moment: to defend against sharp weapons and protect vital points. Get up the ante for your safety now! Explore our range of stab-resistant vests, available in a variety of styles and levels of protection, there is always one to meet your professional protection needs. For details or professional advice, visit the product page.
Fire extinguishing principle: Combustion requires three elements: combustible materials, high temperature to reach the ignition point, and oxygen. Fire blankets instantly form a physical barrier by directly covering the fire source, effectively cutting off the contact between the fire source and the air (oxygen), so that the flame can be extinguished due to asphyxiation. Protection principle: In the event of a fire, personnel can wrap a fire blanket around their bodies, which is highly heat-resistant to reflect heat radiation and isolate high temperatures, providing valuable protection time for crossing the fire or waiting for rescue.
Heat-Resistant Apron: With drawstring designs at the neck and waist, adjustable to body shape for comfortable wearing. Heat-Resistant Gloves: Flame-retardant, heat-insulating, lightweight, comfortable and flexible; can reflect more than 90 degrees of heat, with a maximum high-temperature resistance of 1000 degrees. Heat-Resistant Leg Guards: Can withstand temperatures close to 300 degrees for 1 hour and 500 degrees for 30 minutes; applicable at 800 degrees when 1.75 meters away from the fire source. Heat-Resistant Foot Covers: Fireproof and heat-insulating, with a height of approximately 32cm, heat resistance up to 1000 degrees, and can be used with safety shoes. Heat-Resistant Face Shield: Composed of double-layer composite aluminum foil flame-retardant fabric, a large transparent lens and a stainless steel bracket. Heat-Resistant Sleeve Covers
This Coverall Protective Suit uses advanced multi-layer composite structure technology and is specially designed to deal with a variety of extreme rescue environments. The outer layer is made of high-strength Taslon material to provide excellent wear resistance and tear resistance; the middle layer is Ultra-Fine Low-Temperature Cotton to ensure thermal insulation in cold environments; the inner comfort layer is made of breathable and moisture-absorbing fabric to ensure the comfort of long-term operation. The one-piece design provides full-body protection and meets the NFPA 1951 technical rescue equipment standard. It is suitable for a variety of scenarios such as forest fire prevention, post-earthquake rescue and car accident rescue.
Emergency rescue suits, professionally known as technical rescue suits or multi-functional rescue suits, are all-round personal protective equipment designed to deal with a variety of complex and dangerous rescue scenarios. It is between heavy structural fire suits and lightweight field fire suits, integrating protection, mobility and functionality. It is the core protective equipment for rescuers to perform tasks in natural disasters (earthquakes, floods), traffic accidents (vehicle demolition), wild fires and complex industrial environments.
