Fire fighter's equipment and outfit
Firefighting is always dangerous to the health and life of firefighters - it’s one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. High temperatures, low visibility, smoke and confined spaces are far from being a complete list of obstickles to overcome. This job requires the very best equipment to tackle the toughest challenges.
Here you will find all the necessary
Fire fighter's equipment and outfit for the most unfavorable emergency situations:
- Arm, feet and head protections, respiratory protection equipment;
- Overalls/workwear;
- Safety footwear and more;
Firefighter's protective clothing allows you to comfortably endure various temperature, mechanical and other negative influences when extinguishing complex fires. Such clothing includes a jacket, overalls, or trousers. Suitable for use at temperatures from -40 to +40 and is supplied with retroreflective tapes.
Hand protection includes gaiters or firefighter gloves that protect the wrists and hands from the harmful effects of high temperatures or harmful substances. Gloves and gaiters have several layers for better protection and are tightly fixed on the hand for ease of wearing during work.
Leg protection is also critical to working in difficult conditions. Special footwear greatly facilitates work and serves as good protection against temperature, mechanical, chemical and other factors. All shoes should be small, the last should be comfortable for running and other physical activities.
Leg protection includes:
- Heat-resistant protective boots;
- Heat-resistant leather boots;
- Dielectric bots.
Firefighter's equipment set consists of a belt, a carbine and an ax. The carbine acts as a means of insurance. Using an ax, you can clear rubble, open doors, windows and other wooden objects. The ax is stored in a special box and attached to the firefighter's belt.