Fire Blanket | Commercial Kitchens and Workshops

A fire blanket is a primary emergency response tool used to smother small fires by cutting off the oxygen supply. It belongs in high-risk zones such as commercial kitchens, mechanical workshops, and industrial warehouses where flammable liquids or electrical faults can trigger sudden ignitions. These units are typically mounted alongside safety signs to ensure they are visible and accessible during a crisis.

In a practical site scenario, the user pulls the blanket from its red storage container to deploy the fabric over a pan fire or a small equipment blaze. This action reduces the risk of fire spreading across a workbench or kitchen surface without the messy residue or propellant shock associated with some extinguishers. It is also used to wrap around a person whose clothing has caught fire, providing a physical barrier that helps extinguish flames quickly. Site supervisors and first aid officers rely on these for immediate intervention before professional emergency services arrive.

The unit features a red soft-shell storage pouch with easy-pull tabs for fast access. The blanket itself is constructed from a white, fire-resistant woven fabric designed for industrial use.

Features

• Rapid deployment via easy-pull tabs
• Red storage pouch for high visibility
• White fire-resistant woven fabric
• Designed to smother small fires by oxygen deprivation