Unrivaled Emergency Blankets for All   Rescue Equipment Emergency blankets are essential for emergency rescue, military, medical, UN donations, government reserves, Red Cross and prisons. They come in diverse colors and sizes to meet various demands. Crafted with quality materials, these blankets are lightweight and provide excellent warmth in cold. Their durability and portability make them ideal. Stay warm and safe with our emergency blankets in any situation.

Poly-Cotton Emergency Blanket, Rapid Deployment, Earthquake Flood Relief

Core Selling Points

Ultra-Fast Deployment Capability: From compressed packaging to fully unfolded in just 10 seconds, 3 times faster than traditional blankets, significantly improving response speed during the critical "Golden 72 Hours" of emergency rescue.
Perfect Material Ratio: 60% polyester fiber and 40% cotton blend combines polyester's lightweight durability with cotton's comfort and breathability, solving the dilemma of "lightweight versus comfort" in disaster relief blankets.
Excellent Wet-State Performance: Special fiber treatment technology ensures blanket thermal performance decreases by no more than 15% in wet conditions, maintaining high efficiency in high-humidity disaster environments like floods.
Optimized Weight Design: Single blanket weight controlled at 1.1kg, 35% lighter than pure cotton blankets of equivalent size, allowing rescue personnel to carry more units and cover a wider range of disaster victims.
Efficient Logistics System: Innovative compression technology reduces volume by 85%, with a single standard pallet accommodating 600 blankets, greatly enhancing transportation and storage efficiency of disaster relief supplies.

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Application Scenarios

Earthquake Emergency Rescue: In first-day rescue operations after 7.3 magnitude earthquakes, rescue teams carry poly-cotton blend emergency blankets during search operations, with each rescue backpack accommodating 50% more blankets, doubling disaster victim coverage and providing life assurance to more people during the "Golden 72 Hours."
Flood Disaster Shelters: In temporary shelters during sudden flood disasters, rapid deployment disaster relief blankets provide warmth to 500 disaster victims within 15 minutes, with excellent wet-state thermal performance effectively preventing hypothermia even in humid environments, reducing cold-related illness rates by 30%.
Mountain Landslide Rescue: During mountain landslide disasters, rescue helicopters airdrop lightweight comfortable disaster blankets, with single drop quantities increased by 40% compared to traditional blankets, rapidly improving disaster area coverage and ensuring basic survival conditions for trapped individuals.
Emergency Medical Stations: Disaster area emergency medical stations use 160×210cm disaster relief blankets to provide warmth for the injured, with 10-second unfolding emergency blankets enabling medical personnel to quickly respond to emergency situations involving large numbers of patients, improving treatment efficiency.

Usage Instructions

Ultra-Fast Unfolding: Open compressed packaging, gently shake blanket, automatically unfolds to full 160×210cm size within 10 seconds, ready for use without additional arrangement.
Multi-Mode Usage: Can be used as direct body covering, or laid as ground mat isolating ground moisture and cold; when necessary, fold double for increased thickness and warming effect.
Emergency Function Conversion: In extreme situations, blanket can be folded into pillow, rolled into neck support, or fashioned into simple stretcher supporting 90kg, maximizing limited resource utilization.
Quick Recovery and Organization: After use, fold four times, lightly press to expel air, returning to near-original packaging volume, facilitating transfer or redistribution.

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Q: What is the main material composition of this blanket?

A: It uses a golden ratio blend of 60% polyester fiber and 40% cotton, combining polyester's lightweight durability with cotton's comfort and breathability.

Q: How fast does the blanket unfold? Why is this important?
A: From compressed packaging to fully unfolded takes just 10 seconds. This ultra-fast deployment capability significantly improves rescue efficiency during the "Golden 72 Hours."

Q: How does this blanket perform in humid environments?
A: Special fiber treatment ensures thermal performance decreases by less than 15% in wet conditions, performing 50% better than ordinary blankets in humid environments.

Q: What are the blanket's dimensions and weight?
A: Standard size is 160×210cm, weighing just 1.1kg, 35% lighter than pure cotton blankets of equivalent size, facilitating transport and rapid deployment.

Q: How many wash cycles can the blanket withstand?
A: With correct washing methods, the blanket maintains basic performance through over 30 wash cycles, with blended fabric durability far exceeding pure cotton materials.

Q: Is the blanket suitable for people with delicate skin?
A: Absolutely suitable. The blended fabric has undergone special softening treatment, with a touch close to pure cotton. It does not irritate delicate skin and is lightweight, making it easy to wrap around.

Q: How large is the blanket when compressed?
A: Innovative compression technology reduces volume by 85%, with compressed size approximately 25×15×10cm, convenient for rescue personnel to carry and disaster area transport.

Q: How is the blanket applied in different disaster types?
A: In earthquake rescue for warming and temporary stretchers; in flood disasters for wet-state thermal insulation; in mountain rescues for airdropping; adapting to various rescue needs.

Q: How long is the blanket's service life?
A: Under disaster relief conditions, normal usage continues for 4-8 months, proper maintenance extends to 12 months, meeting most short-to-medium term disaster relief needs.

Q: How do you determine when a blanket needs replacement?
A: When the blanket shows large-area damage, significantly decreased thermal effect, or fails to recover flatness after unfolding, replacement with a new disaster relief blanket is recommended.