Dräger Fireman's Suit

A Kermel fleece that provides excellent thermal protection, these very thin layers found inside the layer concept, minimise the amount of water that can replace the critical insulation air space in the garment.

A Hi-Tech polyurethane membrane coated on the outer radiation heat barrier. Ensures exceptional breathable characteristics and unmatched durability. Up to a temperature of 380°C, this membrane gives a good protection against heat and chemicals and will not melt.

A combination of Nomex and Viscose. The Nomex thread of this special weave method with the 2,5% Kevlar makes the liner strong. The fire retardant Viscose thread provides comfort and transports moisture to the outside of the liner. The multi-layer configuration ensures that each layer accomplishes its part of the job.

The protective value of the "ESS® 5 layer system" in combination with the fabric composite is found in the air between the fire fighter and the heat source. Air itself is the greatest single source of insulation qualities in protective clothing. Sandwiching stitching inside the facing cloth is therefore never used. All the layers are not stitched to each other; this improves the thermal insulation value (TPP) by protecting the moisture barrier and creating multiple air spaces between the very thin layers.

The used layer system creates a lightweight, durable and highly comfortable garment without compromises to the suits protective features.

Specially designed for military, firefighter and chemical suits. Ideal for situations where it's desirable to tear the zipper open without having to move the zipper all the way back.

High-Tech coated polyester fabric in sleeves, trouser legs, storm flap, back piece and pocket flaps. Prevents water and chemicals to easily enter the lining of the suit.

To quickly drain fluids from the suits pockets.

The suit features external protective pads on the knees and the elbows. Most other suits have their padding installed on the inside of the pants and do not use padding for elbows. Using padding for both elbows and knees increases user comfort. In addition using padding on the outside helps to protect the suit from damages on its most fragile parts.

By using rounded pocket flaps the chances of being caught behind protruding parts when in action are reduced. In addition the rounding of the corners reduces wear and tear on the fabric in everyday use.