| Customization: | Available |
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| Application: | Professional Equipment |
| Material: | Aluminum Foil Composite Material |
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RLBL-LT2.0 Forest fire shelter
The Forest fire shelter is made of aluminum foil composite material, and the surface layer is composed of two layers of aluminum foil fire-resistant cloth and aluminum foil fiberglass cloth. It is an emergency self rescue and escape equipment used by forest firefighters when surrounded by forest fires and smoke. It has excellent high temperature resistance, heat resistance, and insulation properties.
1, Technical features:
1) Material: Aluminum foil composite material, with a surface layer composed of two layers of aluminum foil refractory cloth and aluminum foil fiberglass cloth.
2) Flame retardant performance: Damage length: 10mm; Continuation time: 0s; Smoldering time: 0s; And there is no melting or dripping phenomenon.
3) Fabric breaking strength: warp and weft direction: 1000N.
4) Thermal protection coefficient TPS: 1400.
5) Weight: 2kg.
2, Specifications and dimensions: (Special specifications to be agreed upon by both parties)
fire shelter specifications and dimensions: 1800mm * 800mm * 450mm
Packaging size: 40 * 32 * 15cm
3,Usage and operation
To use a fire shelter, follow the following steps:
1) Take out the fire shelter;
2) According to the yellow markings on the fire shelter: hold "left" with your left hand and "right" with your right hand, throw and unfold the quick escape tent;
3) Personnel entering the rapid fire shelter should grab onto the straps with both hands, with their heads facing in the opposite direction of the fire and their faces close to the ground;
4) In the fire shelter, press the fixed strap of the fire shelter under your body, push the fire shelter forward as much as possible with your hands to expand the internal space of the fire shelter, and make the gap between your body and the fire shelter larger. Use your feet, elbows, hands, and legs to press down on the corners and surroundings of the fire shelter.
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