Red Forest Fire Helmet, Comprehensive Protection, Heat-Resistant

Core Selling Points
Ultimate Heat Resistance: Made of specially formulated heat-resistant ABS material, processed with high-temperature treatment technology, withstanding temperatures up to 650°C, maintaining structural stability in extreme fire environments, providing reliable head protection for firefighters.

Integrated Protection Design: Incorporating high-definition visor and flame-retardant neck shawl, forming a 180° full coverage protection system from the top of the head to the neck, effectively blocking flames, high-temperature air flow, and falling objects, reducing injury risk by 90%.

Innovative Buffer Structure: Built-in honeycomb buffer layer improves shock absorption by 60% compared to traditional designs, while optimizing weight distribution, reducing fatigue during extended wear, enhancing combat effectiveness.

Efficient Ventilation System: 8 scientifically distributed ventilation holes on both sides of the helmet form efficient air circulation channels, maintaining relative dryness and comfort even when operating in environments above 40°C.

Exceptional Vision Assurance: Visor made of high-definition optical grade material with light transmission up to 95%, viewing angle reaching 160°, ensuring firefighters have clear, broad vision in complex environments, improving operational safety.

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Material and Process Details
Specially formulated heat-resistant ABS engineering plastic is formed through high-temperature and high-pressure one-shot injection molding, with shell thickness uniformly reaching 4mm, significantly improving heat resistance after special heat treatment. The visor uses high-definition optical grade organic glass, thickness 3.2mm, light transmission 95%, while also having excellent heat resistance. The neck protective shawl is made of multi-layer flame-retardant material, with the outer layer able to withstand temperatures up to 800°C, effectively isolating high temperatures and sparks. The internal buffer layer uses innovative honeycomb structure design, providing excellent impact protection while forming multi-directional ventilation channels, achieving a perfect balance between protection and comfort. The chin strap uses flame-retardant high-strength fabric, with pull test exceeding 250N, ensuring the helmet remains firmly fixed in extreme environments.


Color/Style Display
Bright Red, with Reflective Markings: Uses bright standard firefighting red color, maintaining high visibility even in smoke-filled environments. High-brightness reflective materials are configured around the entire circumference, with outstanding reflection effects in low-light and night environments, visible from a distance of over 100 meters. The reflective strips feature anti-scratch and wear-resistant design, maintaining good reflective performance even in harsh environments, greatly enhancing team collaboration safety and rescue efficiency.

Application Scenarios
High-Intensity Forest Firefighting Operations: On the front lines of forest fires, firefighters face fire scene temperatures up to 1000°C and dense smoke. The helmet's heat resistance and comprehensive protection design ensure head safety, while the high-definition visor provides clear vision, supporting continuous firefighting operations for 10 hours.
Fire Scene Rescue Missions: When rescuing personnel around burning buildings, the helmet provides comprehensive protection, blocking high-temperature radiation and falling objects. The protective shawl protects the neck from burns, while the honeycomb buffer structure reduces impact force by 50%, ensuring rescue personnel safety.
Disaster Emergency Handling: At secondary fire scenes caused by earthquakes, floods, and other disasters, the helmet serves as core protective equipment, providing head protection for rescue personnel in complex environments. Reflective markings improve team collaboration efficiency by 70%, ensuring efficient rescue operations.
Firebreak Construction: In forest fire prevention work, when constructing fire isolation zones, the helmet provides protection from direct sunlight and high temperatures. The ventilation system keeps the head comfortable, reducing fatigue during extended outdoor operations, improving work efficiency by 45%.

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Usage Method Steps
When wearing, first adjust the internal head circumference system to an appropriate size, place the helmet steadily on the head ensuring the front aligns with the forehead, fasten the chin strap and adjust it to a state that is neither loose nor too tight. Adjust the visor position as needed, ensuring clear, unobstructed vision; unfold the neck protective shawl to completely cover the neck. Before entering high-temperature environments, perform a final check to ensure all protective components are in the correct position, maintaining the integrity of protective equipment to increase safety factor.

Maintenance Guide
A comprehensive cleaning should be performed after each use, wiping the shell and visor with mild cleaners, avoiding irritating chemicals. Regularly check the function of the internal buffer structure and head circumference adjustment system, wash the detachable lining and air dry naturally. Store in a dry, ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and compression deformation. A comprehensive inspection is recommended quarterly, including visor transparency, reflective strip effectiveness, shawl integrity, and chin strap elasticity, ensuring all components function properly. Special inspection for material deformation or aging signs is needed after use in high-temperature environments, with damaged components replaced promptly.

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