Layering Structure

The Ignis Aluminised Suits are constructed with the following outer, mid and inner layers:

Outer Ignis Aluminised Shell

The Ignis Aluminised 330gm outer shell fabric is made of heat and flame resistant textiles which, when exposed to fire, char instead of melting or combusting, thereby reducing injuries that can be caused by the ignition of the materials

Inner Thermal Liner: Constructed of layers of 120gm Carbon Felt – a flame-resistant, non-woven fabric. The thickness of the felt also insulates the wearer from the effects of extreme heat encountered during structural fire fighting operations.

Mid Thermal Liner

An inner layer of 125gm Aramid Viscose – an anti-flame woven fabric that provides stability and strength.

ULTRA FLEXIBLE FABRIC

Sewn with Kevlar thread

Fabric

The IGNIS Fabric is specifically designed for the manufacture of garments used in close proximity or entry into high intensity fires.

Extremely lightweight at 330gm, and pliable, the IGNIS outer-shell fabric is constructed from 95% Meta-aramid and blended with 5% Para-aramid

Benefits

The mirror-like surface reflects radiant heat away, allowing close flame proximity while reducing the rate of heat absorption that can lead to thermal fatigue.

The integration of additional inner carbon felt linings ensure superior protection and performance in the extreme work environments faced by civilians, emergency service and military personnel. These garments are worn in industries such as aircraft rescue, aircraft firefighting, bulk flammable liquids and similar situations involving high levels of radiant heat.