Labon offers a complete range of fabric solutions for firefighting and flame-resistant protective clothing, providing protection for torso, neck, arms, and legs.
Fire-fighting clothing typically uses multi-layer materials to achieve the desired protection, with the GA10 standard specifying a four-layer structure. Nowadays, a more common approach is a three-layer structure that combines the waterproof and breathable layer with the insulating layer for improved wearer comfort.
Outer Layer:
• Double-layer aramid anti-static fabric.
Middle Layer:
• PTFE membrane + aramid felt. The PTFE membrane is attached to a thicker aramid insulating felt, offering excellent waterproof and breathable properties, wind resistance, insulation, and heat resistance.
Comfort Layer:
• Providing permanent flame resistance and enhancing the comfort and appearance of the clothing's comfort layer.
Outer Layer:
• Aramid antistatic fabric, a blend of aramid and antistatic fibers with tear-resistant grid design.
Waterproof Layer:
• PTFE membrane, providing excellent waterproof and breathable properties, along with windproof and insulating features.
Insulation Layer:
• Aramid felt, a non-woven fabric made of aramid fibers, offering excellent insulation.
Comfort Layer:
• Environmental friendly, permanently flame-resistant, and with good utility and a smooth, clean appearance.