Fire-retardant woven fiberglass blanket, 4 X 4 ft, sold individually

Woven Fiberglass Fire Blanket (PS767)

Wasip manufacturer's code: 390010

This blanket is used to smother flames and prevent the spread of fire. It can also be used to wrap a person whose clothes are on fire. Fire blankets are made from flame-retardant and heat-resistant materials. They also feature a quick-release flap for easy use in an emergency. They can be wall-mounted, making removal quick and easy. If you work in an environment where there is a risk of fire, it can be a good idea to have a fire blanket on hand. This can help prevent fires and minimize damage in the event of an emergency. It's important to keep people safe, whether at home, at work or in everyday life, so we need to keep safety in mind, as we can avoid accidents and injuries.

In short, our fire blanket is a wise investment to protect you against fire.

Benefits of the PS767 Fire Blanket: Protection and Versatility

This model stands out for its ability to quickly smother flames and cover large surfaces:

• Non-combustible material: Made from woven fiberglass, a material that can withstand extremely high temperatures.

• Generous format: Its dimensions allow it to completely wrap an adult or cover larger fires.

• Immediate effectiveness: Ideal for smothering a fire as soon as it starts by blocking the oxygen supply.

• Storage pouch: Its red soft pouch makes it easy to transport, identify, and use quickly in an emergency.

Dimensions and Technical Specifications

• Blanket dimensions: 152 x 183 cm (5 x 6 ft).

• Material: High-density woven fiberglass.

• Storage: Red soft pouch with bilingual instructions and a grommet for wall mounting.

• Usage: Designed for extinguishing clothing fires, flammable liquids, and small fire outbreaks.

Application Guide: How to Use the Fire Blanket

1. Extraction: Pull firmly on the two black straps to remove the blanket from its pouch and unfold it quickly.

2. Hand protection: Ensure your hands are protected by grasping the corners of the blanket and folding them back over your hands.

3. Positioning: Completely cover the flames, the burning object, or the person.

4. Extinguishing: Apply firmly to smother the fire by blocking the oxygen supply.

5. Cooling: Hold the blanket in place until the flames are completely extinguished and leave it for a moment to prevent re-ignition.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about the PS767 Fire Blanket

What is the difference between the PS767 and smaller models?

The PS767 offers a larger coverage area (5 x 6 ft), making it more effective for wrapping a person or covering industrial kitchen equipment.

Can this blanket be used more than once?

It is recommended to replace the blanket after direct exposure to a fire. Intense heat can damage the fibers and reduce protection during future use.

Where should the PS767 blanket be installed?

The pouch should be placed in an easily accessible location, preferably near fire-risk areas such as laboratories, factories, or commercial kitchens.

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Expert Advice

• Training: Ensure your staff knows how to extract the blanket in a single quick motion using the pull straps.

• Maintenance: Ensure the blanket is clean and dry before carefully refolding it according to the original folds so it can be removed from the bag without obstruction during an emergency.

Need additional safety equipment?

See the items; 72 X 48 in. fiberglass blanket (PS764), ABC powder bottle for small fires, pocket size (EX225), fire pouch to hold ABC powder bottle (EX225P), cool jel burn gel sachets, 3. 5 g, 6/bte (PS625), 29-item first-aid kit for burn treatment (TR05), Titanium dioxide & potent alcohol encapsulant for RECON smoke odor treatment (SAHMREC-W), Atomic Degreaser® cleaning product for soot and smoke odor removal (SAHMATM).

See "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, have a look at the following products: 5 lb portable powder extinguisher (EXABC5) and 120v exit sign with battery, CSA-compliant steel housing, running man (LUMRMB).

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