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A fire helmet is essential protective headgear for firefighters. It features a heat-resistant hard outer shell, an impact-absorbing liner, and often includes a face shield or goggles, chin strap, and reflective trim. These helmets provide crucial head protection and visibility in the high-heat, high-risk environments encountered during firefighting and rescue operations.

Product Name Fire Helmet
MOQ 500
Color Red, Yellow, White
Size One size fits all (adjustable)
Material Heat-resistant plastic shell, Flame-resistant lining
Safety Certifications NFPA 1971, ANSI/ISEA Z89.1
Gender Unisex
Weight Approximately 1500 grams (1.5 kilograms)
Shipping Time Varies based on location and customization
Quality Standards Complies with NFPA 1971 and ANSI/ISEA Z89.1
Features – Heat-resistant design

– Flame-resistant lining

– Adjustable straps

– Visor and communication device compatible

Intended Use Firefighting
Additional Info Product may require customization based on individual needs, such as adding communication device support or headlamp attachments.
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A fire helmet is a specialized headgear worn by firefighters to provide protection and visibility during firefighting and rescue operations. These helmets are designed with several key features:

  1. Hard Outer Shell: Fire helmets have a tough outer shell made of heat-resistant materials like fiberglass or thermoplastic. This shell protects against falling debris and high-temperature environments.
  2. Impact-Absorbing Liner: Inside the helmet, there is an impact-absorbing liner, often made of expanded foam, which cushions the head from blows and impacts.
  3. Face Shield or Goggles: Many fire helmets come with an attached face shield or goggles to shield the eyes from heat, smoke, and flying debris.
  4. Neck and Ear Protection: Some models include a neck curtain and ear flaps to protect the neck and ears from heat and flames.
  5. Reflective Trim: Fire helmets often feature reflective trim or strips for increased visibility in smoky or low-light conditions.
  6. Chin Strap: A chin strap keeps the helmet securely in place during firefighting activities.
  7. Front Shield: The front shield of the helmet may include a badge or station number to identify the firefighter.
  8. Safety Standards: Fire helmets must meet safety standards set by organizations such as the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to ensure their effectiveness.

These helmets are a vital component of a firefighter’s personal protective equipment (PPE), along with turnout gear, self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), and other specialized gear. Fire helmets play a crucial role in safeguarding firefighters’ heads from falling objects, heat, and smoke, making them an essential tool for their safety and effectiveness in firefighting and rescue missions.