POIMHEW Car Fire Blanket, Emergency Fireproof Blankets for Car, Emergency Fire Extinguisher Blanket for Car,Survival Safety Fire Blanket for Parking Lot/Charging Station 4×6m/13.1×19.7ft

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【ALL-ROUND PROTECTION】: car fire blanket is made of glass fiber fabric with a double-sided silicone coating, offering five key properties: fire resistance, high-temperature resistance, flame retardancy, waterproofing, and thermal insulation. With an average thickness of 0.5mm/0.02in, each square meter contains 450g of fiberglass fabric + 350g of silicone. It oper-ates at temperatures up to 850°C/1562°F and has a melting point of 1100°C/2012°F. Weighing a substantial 41kg/90lbs, it confidently handles emergencies like vehicle fires 【HIGH-EFFICIENCY FIRE CONTAINMENT】: The car fire blanket extinguishes flames by covering them and cutting off oxygen supply while effectively blocking toxic smoke spread. This prevents fire from spreading to surrounding vehicles and facilities. The flame-retardant barrier reduces ignition risks for nearby combustibles, creating favorable conditions for subsequent firefighting efforts and enhancing rescue efficiency. 【SOFT AND EASY TO HANDLE】: Silicone coating on both sides of the fiberglass fabric provides a soft touch, overcoming the rough texture of standard fiberglass. It can be handled and deployed quickly without gloves, allowing even non-professionals to oper-ate it easily during emergencies, saving precious time for fire suppression. 【SAFETY PREPAREDNESS】: The vehicle fire blanket emits no harmful fumes during use, prioritizing personnel safety and environmental friendliness. As a vital component of vehicle emergency safety equipment, its portable design ensures constant readiness. It serves as a practical protective tool for vehicle owners, parking facility managers, and emergency responders. 【VERSATILE APPLICATION】: Measuring, the vehicle fireproof blanket's oversized dimensions provide extensive coverage. It delivers comprehensive protection for emergencies involving electric bikes, car fires, fixed locations like parking lots, highway tunnels, and auto repair shops, as well as non-vehicle scenarios such as warehouses, kitchens, and campsites.