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A fire suit is more than just the navy or khaki fabric and reflective stripes we see at first glance. This protective gear helps firefighters navigate dangerous situations safely.
A firefighter is always outfitted in their stationwear uniform wearing it around the station, inside an office, and even while active attending a fire.
Facing down raging flames in the wild can mean serious hazards to life and limb and firefighters need to be confident in their protection.
As the external layer, the outer layer is the most durable component of the fire suit’s assembly. Among its main functions are:
As the innermost layer, the thermal liner plays a crucial role in the overall performance of the fire suit’s assembly. Its main properties are:
Reinforcement material has also been incorporated into the suit of a fire fighter. It is a high efficiency, durable protection fabric, which is designed specifically to reinforce areas of turnout gear receiving excessive wear, such as knees and elbows.
The reinforcement materials of TenCate Protective Fabrics have a lightweight construction and exceptional thermal resistance. This makes it an excellent alternative to traditional reinforcement products.
A firefighter is always outfitted in their stationwear uniform wearing it around the station, inside an office, and even while active attending a fire. This firefighter's uniform is also worn day in, day out and is laundered regularly seeing a high number of wash/dry cycles.
Are you looking for station wear fabrics? Contact one of our fire service specialists and they will be happy to help you to find the right solution exceeding the needs of your fire brigade.
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Fighting fires is a tough job but when fires occur in the wilderness the challenges can multiply. Wildland firefighters face rugged terrain, hard labor and long hours. Facing down raging flames in the wild can mean serious hazards to life and limb and firefighters need to be confident in their protection.
When the situation gets critical, the last thing a firefighter needs to worry about is his protective outerwear.
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