What are the different types of Wildland firefighting facilities?

There are several types of firefighting facilities of wild firefighters, from underwear and gloves to fire suits. Hats, helmets and eye protection are offered as a firefighting equipment in the wild. Fire shoes and fire tools are also manufactured by Wildland Firefighter Gear Outfitters. Backpacks, harnesses and other usefulness tools are also offered as part of fire -fighting providers. Heavy leather and artificial materials are used to build Wildland firefighting equipment such as shoes and gloves. Underwear is made of the latest technological materials that provide protection from heat and fire, as well as comfort by reflecting moisture from the wearer. Brush shirts are made of the highest quality, flame -resistant material and are stitched together with flame -resistant threads for added fire protection. Shirt pillows are also confined to alleviate the shoulders when they wear a charged backpack or carry heavy equipment to a fire scene in the type of transport.

Firefighting coats and wild firefighter pants are made of flame resistant materials, which are designed to Char rather than flame and fire feeding. Clothing made and sold as firefighting equipment for wild devices is often decorated with reflective tape that helps to make firefighters easy to see. The illuminating tape is designed to reflect in the flashing flames of the fire and also in the bright ray of the point light. Clothing is also produced in a bright and easily visible yellow/green color for maximum visibility day and night. Offered in two-piece and one-piece designs, Wildland Fire Suits have a D-ring and type systems such as hook and loop to support proper adaptation, sealing and protection against heat and flames.

Underwear fleece provides not only a layer of fire -resistant protection; Wildland's firefighters also add comfort and protection whenare worn as external gallents. The soft fleece material is designed to provide heat protection and is made of components that do not melt, even flames - even if they get into direct contact with fire and flame. Fleece Gaiters can also be worn to provide protection against sparks and flames entering the wearer's neckline. Other firefighters for wild firefighters, such as fire helmets and facial shields, are worn to protect firefighters from falling and coals on the wind, which could otherwise damage the fire face, neck and head area.