Orange High-Visibility Fire Cap, Fire and Corrosion Resistant, for Earthquake

Application Scenarios:

Earthquake Ruins Search: In building ruins after earthquakes, the high-visibility orange helps rescue teams maintain visual contact, while the protective structure shields against falling debris, playing a key role in over 50 major earthquake rescue operations worldwide each year.
Aftershock Environment Operations: In dangerous environments with frequent aftershocks following earthquakes, the cap's impact protection reduces the risk of head injuries by 85%, ensuring the safety of rescue personnel.
Post-Earthquake Fire Handling: Earthquakes are often accompanied by secondary fires caused by gas leaks and electrical short circuits; the fire-resistant properties allow rescue personnel to safely enter fire edge areas with temperatures up to 400°C to perform rescue missions.
Chemical Leak Rescue: In industrial facility damage and chemical leak incidents caused by earthquakes, the corrosion resistance protects rescue personnel from acid, alkali, and other chemical substances, adapting to harsh environments with pH 2-12.

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Core Selling Points:

Outstanding Visibility: Features special orange coating technology, maintaining high visibility even in environments with light levels as low as 0.5 lux, such as ruins and dust, improving identification efficiency for earthquake rescue teams in complex environments.
Fire and Corrosion Resistance: Heat resistance <22°C, flame retardant performance <10cm, while also providing acid and alkali corrosion resistance, addressing multiple disaster scenarios that may occur after earthquakes, such as fires and chemical leaks.
High-Strength Protection: Adopts reinforced structural design, capable of withstanding impacts from falling objects up to 100kg, providing reliable head protection for rescue personnel working in unstable ruins.
Long-lasting Comfort: Air permeability >5000g/m², combined with special pressure-reducing design, ensures comfort for rescue personnel during continuous 72-hour earthquake rescue operations, reducing fatigue.
Rapid Deployment: Standard configuration of 20 caps per box, facilitating quick distribution of equipment by rescue teams in response to sudden earthquake disasters, improving initial rescue efficiency.

Material and Craftsmanship:

Made from high-performance composite materials, with an outer layer of specially treated heat-resistant flame-retardant material, a middle impact-resistant structure, and an inner comfortable breathable mesh. The cap body uses integrated molding technology, with seamless connection technology enhancing overall strength. Special coating treatment keeps the cap body bright orange in harsh environments, resistant to fading or contamination. Edges are softly processed to avoid unnecessary pressure on rescue personnel.

Color/Style Display:

Orange: International standard rescue color, complying with ISO rescue equipment identifiability requirements, providing optimal visibility in earthquake ruins and dusty environments, facilitating rescue coordination and team identification. Custom versions with rescue team logos can be produced for special requirements.

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Usage Steps:

Preparation for Wearing: Check the integrity of the cap body, confirming that the adjustment system works normally.
Head Wearing: Place the cap directly on the head with the front logo facing forward.
Adjustment and Fixation: Adjust the rear buckle to a comfortable position, ensuring the cap is stable and does not shake.
Function Check: Gently shake the head to confirm the cap is securely fixed and does not obstruct vision or movement.

Maintenance Guide:

Routine Inspection: Check for cracks and deformations in the cap body before each use, and ensure the adjustment system is functioning properly.
Post-Use Cleaning: Gently wipe surface dust with a damp cloth, avoiding cleaning with organic solvents.
Regular Maintenance: Recommend a comprehensive inspection every 3 months, including cap body strength, adjustment system, and internal padding.
Storage Requirements: Store in a dry, ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and humid environments, and do not stack heavy objects on top.
Service Life: Can be used for 2-3 years under normal conditions; professional testing is recommended after participating in major rescue operations.