Versatile Emergency Blankets for Any Challenge   Stay prepared for any crisis with our robust disaster emergency blankets. Perfect for disaster relief, military operations, medical emergencies, UN donations, government stockpiles, Red Cross initiatives. With a range of colors & sizes, they offer personalized warmth in frigid environments, ensuring everyone stays safe, comfortable during trying times.

High-Density Warming Relief Blanket, Machine Washable, Field Emergency Shelter

Disaster emergency fleece blanket comfort Product Materials:
We carefully designed this Cashmere fabric fleece blanket for warmthfor warmth with high quality Flannel Materials, which is soft and cozy to touch and has excellent warmth.   Its unique double-sided pile process and double-needle sewing technology make it super durable and comfortable.

Core Selling Points

Excellent Warming Performance: Uses 380g/㎡ high-density fabric with thermal efficiency 45% higher than ordinary disaster relief blankets, maintaining effective warmth even in zero-degree environments, reducing hypothermia risk in extreme weather.
Powerful Washing Durability: Special fiber technology allows the blanket to withstand 50 machine washes while maintaining 94% of its warming performance, solving cleaning and disinfection challenges at long-term disaster relief stations, effectively preventing epidemic spread.
Lightweight Large Size: The 175×225cm large-size design weighs only 1.5kg, 30% lighter than traditional blankets of equivalent coverage area, facilitating mass transportation and rapid deployment.
Ultimate Durability: Special weaving techniques enable the blanket to withstand 200kg of tensile force without deformation, adapting to complex field environments and maintaining basic functionality even under extreme conditions.

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Material and Craftsmanship Details

Made of special synthetic fiber material through high-density weaving techniques, the fabric density reaches 380g/㎡, offering an excellent balance of warmth and breathability. The surface undergoes special treatment to reduce fiber shedding and improve wash resistance. Edges use triple reinforced stitching technology to prevent wear and thread loss caused by long-term use and frequent washing. The material undergoes special antibacterial treatment, effectively inhibiting bacterial growth in humid environments, reducing odor and infection risks. All materials are environmentally friendly and non-toxic, causing no allergic reactions even with prolonged skin contact.

Color/Style Display Options

Practical multi-color system: Available in navy blue, dark gray, military green, burgundy, and other dirt-resistant practical colors suitable for long-term use in outdoor disaster relief environments. Dark series colors don't easily show dirt, reducing cleaning frequency; military green is suitable for concealed use in outdoor environments; burgundy has good visual recognition for quick location in complex environments. All colors use eco-friendly dyes that don't noticeably fade after 50 washes, maintaining good appearance. Each color comes with identification tags for quick classification and management in large-scale disaster relief operations.

Application Scenarios

Long-Term Field Disaster Relief Stations: During months-long post-disaster reconstruction, high-density warming blankets provide comfortable rest environments for relief personnel. Each field station is equipped with 100 blankets that can be regularly machine washed to maintain hygiene, significantly improving work efficiency and health levels.
Temporary Medical Aid Stations: At disaster area medical points, washable and disinfectable blankets provide clean warming environments for the injured and sick. Each medical station has 150 blankets, strictly implementing a "one patient, one change" system, effectively controlling cross-infection risks.
Large-Scale Disaster Victim Settlement Centers: In settlement centers accommodating thousands of people, washable and durable high-density blankets can be reused. 2000 blankets can meet the rotating needs of 5000 people, significantly saving disaster relief resources.
Extreme Weather Rescue Operations: In low-temperature, rainy, and snowy rescue operations, high-efficiency blankets provide critical warmth for rescuers and victims. Each rescue team member is equipped with 2 blankets, one for use and one spare, ensuring all-weather protection.

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Usage Method Steps

Initial Use Preparation: After removing from compressed packaging, gently shake to unfold, naturally air for 2 hours to restore fluffiness and achieve optimal warming effect.
Personal Wrapping Use: Completely unfold the blanket to 175×225cm, directly wrap around the body, preferably folding the blanket edges to cover the head, reducing heat loss.
Shelter Construction: Multiple blankets can be connected for use as insulation layers in temporary shelters, improving overall insulation effect, suitable for field disaster relief station use.
Cleaning and Maintenance: Light dirt can be wiped with a damp cloth; for severe contamination, use regular washing machines on gentle cycle below 40°C, avoid bleach, and air dry naturally or tumble dry on low heat.

Maintenance Guide

High-density warming disaster relief blankets have a service life of up to 2 years under normal use conditions. A comprehensive inspection is recommended after every 3 months of use or 10 washes, paying attention to edge seams for loosening. Store in dry conditions, avoid long-term compression, and regular ventilation and sunning helps maintain material elasticity and prevent mold. Small damaged areas can be simply repaired with same-color thread without affecting overall use. At long-term disaster relief stations, establishing a rotation system is recommended to extend the overall usage cycle. For long-term storage, avoid direct sunlight and humid environments, with optimal storage temperature between 10-25°C.

Q: How is the warming effect of this blanket evaluated?
A: Tested in a 0°C environment, the user's body surface temperature averages above 32°C, 3-5°C higher than ordinary disaster relief blankets, effectively preventing hypothermia risk.

Q: Will washing affect the blanket's warming performance?
A: Testing shows that after 50 proper washes, warming performance still maintains 94%, with minimal impact, suitable for long-term repeated use scenarios.

Q: Is there a maximum weight limit for the blanket?
A: Tensile testing shows the blanket can withstand 200kg of evenly distributed tensile force without deformation, sufficient for most disaster relief and emergency use requirements.

Q: Do blankets stored long-term require special maintenance?
A: It's recommended to remove them for ventilation and sunning once every 6 months, check for mold or odor, and keep packaging dry and intact to extend storage life.

Q: What washing methods are suitable for this blanket?
A: Home washing machines on gentle cycle below 40°C or hand washing, avoiding bleach and strong detergents, with natural air drying or low-temperature tumble drying.

Q: What is the blanket's temperature range for use?
A: Suitable temperature range is -10°C to 40°C, providing effective warming or appropriate shading within this range; beyond this range, other protective measures should be used in conjunction.

Q: What are the main differences between this blanket and ordinary disaster relief blankets?
A: The main differences are higher material density, better warming effect, stronger washing resistance, and longer service life, particularly suitable for long-term disaster relief operations.