Fire Rescue Flame-Retardant Hood, GA869 Certified, Off-white

Core Selling Points
Authoritative Standard Certification: Passed strict GA869 standard certification, ensuring the product meets professional fire rescue equipment requirements, providing reliable protection for rescue personnel.

Excellent Heat Resistance: Uses high-performance aramid fiber material, remains stable in 600°C high-temperature environments, with a size change rate of ≤10%, effectively isolating external heat sources.

Humanized Design: Precise face opening design that doesn't affect vision or breathing, while ensuring rescue personnel's clear perception of surrounding environments.

All-round Protection: Special extension design completely covers the head and neck areas, forming a 360° protective barrier against smoke, dust, and sparks.

Comfortable Wearing Experience: Soft and fitting fabric, no irritation during long-time wearing, reducing discomfort during forest firefighting processes.

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Material and Craftsmanship Details
Uses professional-grade aramid fiber as the main material, processed through special techniques, giving the product excellent heat resistance and mechanical strength. The material undergoes high-temperature setting treatment, giving it excellent shape memory capability and dimensional stability. Fireproof thread is used for precision stitching at all seams, ensuring the overall structure is firm with no weak points. Formaldehyde content is tested to be below 75MG/KG, with pH value maintained between 4.0-7.5, non-irritating to skin, meeting long-time wearing requirements.


Color/Style Display
Off-white/Beige: Adopts professional rescue standard coloring, this color enhances recognition in smoky environments, helping identification and collaboration among forest rescue team members. The color is specially treated to resist fading and deformation in high-temperature environments, maintaining a professional appearance. The off-white color also helps reduce heat absorption from direct sunlight, decreasing heat accumulation during long forest rescue missions.

Application Scenarios Examples
Forest Fire Fighting: In complex terrain forest fire fighting operations, the hood effectively protects team members' heads from high-temperature burns and flying spark injuries, safeguarding about 8,000 forest firefighters annually.

Mountain Area Rescue: During firefighting rescue in steep mountains, the hood maintains a stable position during frequent movement of rescue personnel, not affecting head movement while providing continuous protection.

Forest Fire Isolation Belt Construction: During the construction of fire isolation belts, firefighters face prolonged exposure to smoke, dust, and open flame threats; the hood provides all-weather continuous protection, reducing inhalation injury risks during fires.

Brushwood Wildfire Fighting: When fighting wildfires in dense brush areas, the hood prevents facial injuries caused by branch scratches and spark splashes, while keeping breathing unobstructed.

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Usage Method Steps

Take out the hood and fully unfold it, confirm there is no damage, then wear it directly on the head, adjust the face opening to align with the face, ensure the head and neck are completely covered without gaps. When using, it can be paired with a firefighting helmet, with the hood worn first, then the helmet, forming double protection. Pay attention to check if the face opening area is correctly positioned to avoid affecting vision and breathing.

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Maintenance Guide

Air dry naturally after each use, avoid direct sunlight and high-temperature drying. Keep stored in a dry and ventilated place, away from sharp objects and chemicals. Regularly check if the fabric is damaged and if the stitching is secure, especially the edges of the face opening. For minor stains, gentle hand washing with neutral detergent is recommended; never use bleach or strong detergents. Based on usage frequency and environment, regular replacement is recommended to ensure optimal protective effect.

Q: What is the maximum heat resistance of this flame-retardant hood?
A: The hood can withstand high-temperature environments up to 600°C, with a size change rate of ≤10%, effectively dealing with heat threats in forest fires.

Q: Will the hood affect the combined use with other equipment?
A: No, the hood is designed with consideration for use with firefighting helmets and other equipment, achieving seamless connection for more comprehensive protection.

Q: What specific performances does the GA869 standard certification test?
A: It mainly tests flame-retardant performance, thermal stability, formaldehyde content, pH value, and other key indicators to ensure the hood's protective effect in extreme environments.

Q: What forest rescue environments is this hood suitable for?
A: Suitable for forest fire fighting, mountain area rescue, fire isolation belt construction, and brushwood wildfire fighting, among various forest rescue environments.

Q: What advantages does the off-white hood have compared to other colors?
A: Off-white has high recognition in smoky environments, aiding team collaboration, while reducing heat absorption from direct sunlight and decreasing heat accumulation.

Q: How is the breathability of the hood? Will it feel stuffy when worn for a long time?
A: The product uses special processing techniques, maintaining good breathability, reducing stuffiness during long-time wearing, and improving forest rescue comfort.

Q: How does the hood protect the neck area?
A: It uses a special extension design, completely covering the neck area, forming a protective barrier that prevents smoke, dust, and sparks from entering through the neck.