The Invaluable Emergency Blanket   Affordable Prices Emergency blankets are indispensable in emergency rescue, military, medical, UN donations, government reserves, Red Cross. With a wide array of colors and sizes to choose from, they meet all kinds of needs. Made of robust materials, these blankets are lightweight and offer exceptional warmth in chilly conditions. Their durability ensures long-term usage. Stay warm and safe with our emergency blankets.

Wholesale Disaster Blankets, Multiple Colors, Large-Scale Evacuation Use

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Core Selling Points

Efficient Bulk Deployment: Standardized design facilitates rapid distribution, with average deployment speed at each rescue point increased by 65%. 1000 blankets can be distributed within 45 minutes, effectively responding to large-scale personnel evacuations.
Ultimate Space Optimization: Advanced compression technology achieves a volume compression rate of 75%, with 1000 blankets requiring only one standard container space, significantly reducing storage costs and logistics expenses, suitable for government and rescue organization bulk reserves.
Optimized Coverage Area: The 170×220cm size design is 15% larger than standard emergency blankets, more comfortable for single-person use and suitable for emergency sharing by 2 people, improving resource utilization efficiency in emergency situations.
Convenient Batch Management: Multiple color options support management by area and batch, working with a digital labeling system to achieve precise statistics and allocation, improving resource management efficiency at large disaster sites.

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Material and Craftsmanship Details

Made of high-quality polyester fiber main material with a density of 240g/㎡, balancing warmth and breathability. Special fiber weaving techniques increase the blanket's tensile strength by 30%, meeting frequent use requirements. Edges are reinforced to prevent wear and thread loss from long-term use. The fabric undergoes anti-static treatment, reducing static electricity accumulation in dry environments and improving comfort. The batch production process employs a strict quality control system, ensuring consistency of over 98% in each batch of products.

Color/Style Display Options

Practical multi-color system: Available in red, blue, green, yellow, purple, and other eye-catching colors, facilitating area division and personnel classification management in large-scale evacuations. Red is used for medical aid areas, blue for general settlement areas, green for family reunion areas, yellow for special population settlement areas, and purple for material distribution areas. The color coding system greatly improves management efficiency at large disaster sites, with each evacuation center able to customize color schemes according to actual needs.

Application Scenarios

Large Earthquake Post-Disaster Settlement: In temporary settlement points after large-scale earthquakes, different colored blankets are used to settle 5000 disaster victims in different zones, reducing personnel confusion, improving rescue efficiency by 58%, and facilitating precise subsequent aid distribution.
Typhoon Evacuation Emergency Shelter: During preventive evacuations before typhoons, each shelter is equipped with 2000 standard blankets, using a color coding system for zone management, increasing settlement speed by 63%, effectively responding to large numbers of people arriving in a short time.
Cross-Regional Joint Relief Operations: When multiple rescue organizations conduct joint operations, standardized blanket specifications ensure resource interoperability and sharing. The unified color system allows 10,000 rescue personnel to work seamlessly together, improving overall rescue efficiency.
Long-Term Settlement Point Planning: In long-term settlement points that need to be maintained for months, the color coding is used to manage 3000 family units in an orderly manner, facilitating population statistics and aid material distribution, reducing management complexity.

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Usage Method Steps

Batch Unpacking Preparation: Classify according to the color and quantity marked on the outer packaging, preparing for unpacking in groups of 10.
Quick Unfolding Deployment: Tear open the compressed packaging and shake 2-3 times to naturally unfold the blanket to the full 170×220cm size.
Usage Guidance: Instruct users on correct unfolding and wrapping methods. For single-person use, fully unfold; for two-person sharing, fold in half.
Recovery and Reuse: Where conditions allow, establish a post-use recovery process. After simple cleaning, blankets can be reused.

Maintenance Guide

Wholesale disaster relief blankets have a shelf life of up to 3 years under standard storage conditions. Recommended storage is in original packaging in a dry, ventilated place, with storage area temperature controlled between 5-35°C and relative humidity not exceeding 70%. For bulk storage, use pallet stacking with no more than 500 blankets per pallet and stacking height not exceeding 6 layers. Regularly sample and inspect reserve blankets, with a recommendation to inspect 5% of inventory every 6 months, checking material toughness and cleanliness. Recovered blankets after use can be simply cleaned and compressed for storage again, but it is recommended not to exceed 3 cycles of use to ensure warming effect.

Q: What is the minimum order quantity for wholesale disaster relief blankets?

A: The standard minimum order quantity is 500 pieces. Large rescue organizations and government departments can enjoy bulk discount prices for orders over 1000 pieces.

Q: Are there functional differences between blankets of different colors?
A: All colored blankets are identical in material and size. Color differences are only for zone management and personnel classification, not affecting basic functionality.

Q: Are these blankets suitable for long-term storage?
A: Yes, under standard storage conditions, they have a shelf life of 3 years. Regular inspection and rotation are recommended to ensure reliability in emergencies.

Q: How can large quantities of disaster relief blankets be efficiently managed?
A: We recommend using a color coding for zone management, complemented by a simple electronic registration system to record the quantity, color, and distribution of each batch of blankets.

Q: Can blankets be washed and reused?
A: Yes, polyester fiber material allows for simple washing and reuse, but it is recommended not to exceed 3 cycles of use to ensure warming effect.

Q: How many blankets can a standard container hold?
A: Using compression packaging technology, a 20-foot standard container can hold approximately 10,000 disaster relief blankets of 170×220cm specification.

Q: Are the blankets safe for special populations?
A: Yes, the materials have undergone safety testing, contain no harmful substances, are suitable for use by people of all age groups, and have no irritating odors.