Types of fire fighter suits

Protective clothing is an important fire-fighting equipment to protect the personal safety of front-line firefighters. Therefore, the design and use of fire-fighting suits are particularly important in the rescue of fire scenes.

With the continuous change of fire scenes and the continuous increase of rescue methods, firefighters need to wear different combat uniforms when facing different situations. Fire officers and soldiers need to wear a variety of fire fighting clothing.

Insulation clothing

Appearance: Insulation clothing is made of aluminum foil and is silver in color. It is divided into pants, jackets, gloves, boot covers, and hoods. The head is covered with a helmet to protect the safety of the firefighter's head. The eyes are protective goggles, transparent, mainly to prevent heat radiation. Features: Aluminum foil insulation clothing is mainly used for heat radiation, similar to the summer heat insulation of automobiles. It can withstand high temperature and keep warm, and its heat radiation protection is about 1000℃. This piece of clothing is very light and will not burden firefighters who use water guns to extinguish fires.

Heavy chemical protective clothing

Heavy chemical protective clothing is the protective clothing worn by firefighters to protect themselves from hazardous chemicals or corrosive substances when working on site. Mainly used in Class A environments (such as toxic and hazardous workplaces, unknown types, and the amount of toxic and hazardous substances); biochemical environments; environmental testing teams; handling dangerous goods; various industrial environments.