How to Use a Suntex Fire Blanket: A Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Positioning the Blanket: Begin by placing the Suntex Fire Blanket on the ground directly in front of the burning vehicle. Carefully unroll the blanket to its full length, ensuring it is spread out evenly and ready for deployment.
  2. Deploying the Blanket: Grasp the reinforced handles located at both ends of the blanket. With a firm grip, lift the blanket and gently slide it over the burning vehicle. Make sure to cover the entire car, from the front bumper to the rear, ensuring no part of the vehicle is left exposed.
  3. Securing the Blanket: Once the blanket is draped over the vehicle, use your feet to tuck any excess material underneath the car. This step is crucial to create a complete seal around the vehicle. Ensure that the blanket is snugly fitted, leaving no gaps for air to enter from the underside. A proper seal is essential to effectively smother the fire by cutting off its oxygen supply.

By following these steps, you can safely and effectively use the Suntex Fire Blanket to control and extinguish a vehicle fire. Always remember to prioritize safety and keep a safe distance from the fire while deploying the blanket.

Contact Details

Suntex Composite Industrial Co., Ltd.
Contact Person: Mr. Jason Hu

Tel: +86 132 0712 7986

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