fire retardant clothing

The performance of the fire-fighting clothing meets the "Protective Clothing for Firefighters" standards as outlined in GA10-2014. It consists of an exterior layer, a waterproof and breathable membrane, a heat-insulating layer, and a comfortable inner layer. The clothing is characterized by its resistance to dye transfer, insulation from heat, waterproofing, breathability, flame retardancy, and high visibility for easy identification.

The fire helmet conforms to the "Fire Helmet" standards set by GA44-2015. It is composed of a helmet shell, a slide rail, a cushioning layer, a comfort pad, a wearing device, a mask, a shawl, and other components. The helmet features a new firefighting cap badge for enhanced identification.

Fireproof gloves are in compliance with the "Fire Gloves" standards of GA7-2004. They are constructed with a flame-retardant layer, a waterproof layer, a heat-insulating layer, and a comfortable inner layer, offering protection against water, heat, mechanical stress, and resistance to acids, alkalis, and corrosion.

The safety belt meets the "Falling Protection Equipment for Fire Fighting" standards of GA494-2004. It is an essential piece of personal equipment for firefighting activities and a safety tool for firefighters when climbing tall structures. The belt, equipped with appropriate metal components, is designed to be worn around the waist and is primarily used for scaling ladders and making emergency exits.

Protective boots adhere to the "Firefighters' Fire Protection Boots" standards of GA6-2004, offering slip resistance, protection against electric shocks, puncture resistance, flame retardancy, heat insulation, and resistance to impact.