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C&G Fire Fighting Suit Information1. Product OverviewTitle: Fire Fighting SuitSubtitle: HRPro-J/P Fire RescueCore Performance Features Inherently flame resistan

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C&G Fire Fighting Suit Information

1. Product Overview

Title: Fire Fighting Suit

Subtitle: HRPro-J/P Fire Rescue

Core Performance Features

  • Inherently flame resistant
  • Waterproof & breathable
  • Durable and comfortable to wear
  • Excellent thermal protection performance
  • High hydrostatic pressure resistance
  • Great wet resistance

Certified Standards

  • EN469:2020
  • EN ISO 13688:2013+A1:2021

2. Basic Information Table

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Item Details
Brand C&G®
Product Name Fire Fighting Suit
Model HRPro-J/P
Application Field Fire Rescue
Compliance Standards EN469:2020, EN ISO 13688:2013+A1:2021

3. Three Composite Layers Structure

Title: THREE COMPOSITE LAYERS STRUCTURE

  1. Outer LayerHigh-performance flame-resistant outer shell
  2. Middle LayerWaterproof, breathable, and thermally insulated middle layer
  3. Inner LayerSoft comfortable inner lining

Extra Appearance Note

Two-piece split jacket & trousers set, tan main body with black reinforced wear-resistant patches and high-visibility reflective stripes on torso, sleeves and pant legs; reflective X-shaped strips on the back of the jacket for enhanced visibility.

4. Application Description

C&G Fire Fighting Suit adopts premium raw materials and exquisite workmanship. It delivers all-round, professional fire rescue protection for firefighters, serving as a trustworthy partner for emergency rescue operations.

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