430gsm 1.2*1.2m E-Glass Woven Fire Resistant Blanket Asbestos Fire Blanket For AS /NZS 3504 Approved

430gsm 1.2*1.2m E-Glass Woven Fire Resistant Blanket Asbestos Fire Blanket For AS /NZS 3504 Approved

1. Product Describtion:

Fire blankets are ideal for offices, home or small kitchen use. Fire blankets are fixed using a simple single fixing such as a hook or screw. Fire blankets, along with fire extinguishers, are fire safety items that can be useful in case of a fire.

A fire blanket is a blanket-like sheet made from woven fiberglass. All fire blankets are treated with flame-resistant chemicals and can withstand temperatures of up to 550 degrees Celsius.Fire blankets are typically used on small Class A and B fires as well as Class F cooking Fire.

2. Specification of Fire Blanket CW380:

3. Features:

Certified & Approved to AS/NZS 3504

1-year warranty

Easily mounted – Suitable for hanging inside of cupboard door

Quick release black tabs to disguise grease and oil marks

Easy and fast installation

3. How Do a Fire Blanket Application:

It is important to remember that the use of fire blankets is only effective in the event of a small fire.

• Shut off all gas/electricity supplies that may cause a fire. For example, the gas on the stove.
• Cover the fire source completely with a fire blanket to ensure that no oxygen enters the fire source. The working principle of the fire blanket is to separate the fire from the oxygen, thereby destroying the chemical process required by the fire.
• When using a fire blanket, please roll up your sleeves to avoid fire. Also, make sure to wrap the top of the blanket around your hands to avoid burns.
• Put the blanket down gently instead of trying to throw it on the fire to prevent the flame from spreading.
• Let the fire blanket stand for at least 30 minutes, and do not try to touch the fire blanket until it has cooled down.
• If you are unable to put out the fire with a fire blanket, please evacuate the area and contact the fire brigade immediately.

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7. Where to use a fire blanket

• Fire blankets are most commonly located near risk of class F cooking fires.
• The kitchen is one of such places, as there is a high probability of fire breaking out even with simple mishaps like burning fat oils.
• In addition to that, your garage, office, classroom and all types of vehicles can benefit from having a fire blanket readily accessible.
• Fire blankets can also be used on clothes. If the clothes an individual is wearing catch fire, you need to wrap the blanket around the individual to smother the flames and put it out.
• Proper fire blanket use can save your valuables or even the life of someone.

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