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Fire Fighting Equipment Fire Suit GF13

Outer fabric: Nomex IIIA, 200gsm, twill weave

Moisture barrier: 50% Nomex/50% FR viscose coated with PTFE membrane.

Thermal Barrier (lining): carbon felt lamiate with 50% Nomex50% FR Viscose

Retroreflective material: 3M 9587/8935

Features

In accordance with EN 469:2005 +A1:2006 Protective clothing for firefighers -Performance requirements for protective clothing for firefighting with the following classifications:

Heat Transfer - Flame, clause 6.2 - Level Xf2

Heat Transfer - Radiation, clause 6.3 - Level Xr2

Resistance to water penetration, clause 6.11 - Level Y2

Water vapour resistance. Clause 6.12 - Level X2

Below more detail and picture for the Suits

• Code No.: GF13 MAHERO 08113
• Standard: EN469-1995; EN340:2003
• Color: Navy blue, Yellow, Khaki, Orange, Red
• Size: S, M, L, XL, XXL (6-11)

Fire Fighting Equipment Fire Suit GF13

Certified to EN ISO 11612, this range is constructed with the Ignis outer shell with some items having additional internal layers for increased heat resistance. This range of PPE is used for industrial work involving high temperatures such as steel mills and smelting facilities and does not require a breathing apparatus to be worn.

Approach Suit Applications:

• Airport Personnel

• Aluminium Industry

• Automotive Industry

• Cement Industry

• Ceramic Industry

• Engineering

• Foundry Workers

• Glass Industry

• Iron & Steel Industry

• Railways

• Shipbuilding

• Welding

Package: Fighting Suit, 5 units/60x40x43cm, 18kgs.

Fabric Information

IGNIS Fabric is specifically designed for the manufacture of garments used in close proximity to high intensity fires. Extremely lightweight at 330g, and pliable, the IGNIS outer shell fabric is a metallised aluminium coated meta-para aramid fabric that is constructed from 95% Meta-aramid and blended with 5% Para-aramid.

EN ISO 11612: 2008 Protective Clothing Against Heat and Flame

The performance requirements set out in this international standard are applicable to garments, which could be worn for a wide range of end uses, where there is a need for clothing with limited flame spread properties and where the user can be exposed to radiant, convective or contact heat or molten metal splashes.

This test uses standard methods and conditions to predict the performance of fabric/garments in the event of contact with heat or flames. Garment features such as seams, closures and logos must be tested as well as the fabric. Tests must be carried out on pre-treated components according to the manufacturers care label.

BS EN 469-2014

Protective clothing for firefighters - Requirements and test methods for protective clothing for firefighting

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