The Disposable Červinka Rescue Coat is a new and innovative product for the fire protection equipment market, designed for rapid evacuation of persons from burning buildings. Intended for use in the rapid evacuation of environments affected by fire. When deployed, this special rescue coat is impregnated with a patented solution, can withstand the intense heat from a burning building for several minute. It will even withstand direct flames for up to a dozen seconds, until the cooling medium evaporates. Advantages: eco-friendly and biodegradable non-corrosive and non-toxic safe and easy to use Applications: Apartment buildings and hotels Administrative buildings Shopping centers and multifunctional complexes Cinemas and theaters Sports halls and gymnasiums High-rise buildings Underground parking Technical specifications: Material: 100% Cotton Size: universal Weight: 8 kg Minimum shelf life: 5 years from date of manufacture Intended use: protection while exiting a building affected by fire Heat resistance: a few minutes Flame resistance: a dozen seconds Storage temperature: 5-70°C / 41-158°F The Červinka Rescue Coat is also suitable for rescue and security forces. The suit was tested in accordance with ISO 13506: 2008.
| Make | Cervinka |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Cervinka - Czech Republic s.r.o. |
| Model code | 689P3 |
| Additional info |
The Disposable Červinka Rescue Coat is a new and innovative product for the fire protection equipment market, designed for rapid evacuation of persons from burning buildings. Intended for use in the rapid evacuation of environments affected by fire. When deployed, this special rescue coat is impregnated with a patented solution, can withstand the intense heat from a burning building for several minute. It will even withstand direct flames for up to a dozen seconds, until the cooling medium evaporates. Advantages:
Applications:
Technical specifications:
The Červinka Rescue Coat is also suitable for rescue and security forces. The suit was tested in accordance with ISO 13506: 2008. |