Fireman Suit
A firefighter suit, also known as a fireman suit or turnout gear, is a specialized protective clothing worn by firefighters during firefighting operations and other emergency situations. The main purpose of a fireman suit is to provide firefighters with protection against heat, flames, smoke, chemicals, and other hazards encountered during their work.
Additional information
| Model | ZFMH-FZ |
|---|---|
| Color | Navy blue |
| Size | 165A, 170A, 175A, 180A, 185A, 190A |
| Approval | MED |
Product Details:
Structure
The firefighters fire protective clothing using a common international four (multi) layer structure.
- Surface layer (high temperature resistant permanent flame retardant aramid fiber fabric)
- Waterproof breathable layer (aramid and high-performance spun lace fabric breathable waterproof membrane complex)
- Insulating layer (aramid insulation spunlace)
- Comfort layer (Kevlar blend flame-retardant materials and high-performance comfort muslin)
components
- Protective Jacket: The jacket is made of flame-resistant materials and is designed to provide thermal insulation and protect the upper body, arms, and torso of the firefighter. It often includes features such as reflective strips for visibility, pockets for equipment, and a collar to protect the neck.
- Protective Pants: Similar to the jacket, the pants are also constructed from flame-resistant materials and provide protection for the legs and lower body. They are designed to be durable and allow for freedom of movement.
Approval
EN469 (2005) including A1 (2006) and AC (2006)
