Heat Resistant Blanket

Description:

Heat resistant blankets protect personnel, equipment, and structures from radiant heat, flame exposure, and thermal transfer in fire suppression, EOD, industrial, and emergency response scenarios. These blankets deploy rapidly over casualties, vehicles, aircraft, munitions, or fuel sources to reduce heat absorption and prevent ignition or secondary explosions during active fire situations.

Material construction varies by application and temperature rating. Fiberglass woven blankets handle continuous temperatures up to 550°C and short-term radiant heat spikes beyond that threshold. Silica fiber blankets extend continuous operating ratings to 1,000°C, making them suitable for foundry, furnace, and aircraft rescue applications. Aluminized outer layers reflect radiant heat away from the blanket surface rather than absorbing it — a critical feature in fuel fire and aircraft crash scenarios where radiant output is extremely high. Additionally, carbon fiber and ceramic fiber composite blankets reach ratings above 1,600°C for specialist industrial applications.

Standard blanket sizes range from 1.2m × 1.8m for individual casualty cover to 3m × 3m and larger for vehicle or equipment protection. Weight across most field-deployable variants stays between 1kg and 4kg, allowing single-operator deployment without additional equipment. Furthermore, many tactical variants fold into compact storage pouches that attach directly to vehicle exteriors or equipment racks for immediate access.

In EOD applications, heat resistant blankets form part of render safe equipment sets — placed over suspect devices to contain fragmentation and suppress heat-induced detonation risk during controlled procedures. Fire services across Pakistan deploy these blankets for vehicle fire suppression, industrial accident response, and casualty protection at Karachi’s port facilities, Lahore’s industrial zones, and KPK’s oil field operations.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies heat resistant blankets for EOD operations, fire services, industrial safety, and emergency response procurement across Pakistan.