Vehicle Fire Blanket – ISK Thermal Protection and Survival
The vehicle fire blanket developed by ISK Fire Survival is an essential component of the Integral Safety Kit, specifically designed to protect vehicles and heavy machinery during wildfires or entrapments in high-temperature environments.
Fire Blanket for Vehicles: Certified Protection
Manufactured with four-layer fire-resistant fabric edged with Kevlar, the blanket provides an effective thermal barrier against radiant and convective heat. Each layer complies with UNE EN ISO 11612 and EN 469/A1 standards, certified by ENAC-accredited laboratories, ensuring reliable performance under extreme conditions.
Safety in Critical Situations
The ISK fire blanket helps thermally insulate the cabin or vehicle surface, protecting tires, side panels, and glass from fire exposure. It is engineered for immediate response to unexpected fires, minimizing the risk of structural failure and increasing crew survival during forest firefighting operations.
Functional and Adaptable Design
Thanks to its anchoring system with fire-resistant Velcro, magnetic fasteners, or high-strength clips, the blanket can be adapted to different types of light or heavy vehicles. Its tear-resistant transport bag enables rapid deployment, a crucial advantage when seconds make the difference between safety and disaster.
Integration within the ISK System
The blanket is part of the ISK Fire Survival self-protection ecosystem, designed to create safe zones and extend vehicle operability during wildfires. When combined with the FS1 Integral Self-Protection Nozzle and the FS4.1 Fireproof Skirt, it provides comprehensive coverage against radiation, convection, and direct flame exposure.
ISK: When Everything Fails, Protection Remains
At ISK Fire Survival, innovation and certification come together to protect what matters most — the lives of forest firefighters and the integrity of their vehicles. The ISK vehicle fire blankets represent an advanced technical solution that raises the standards of safety in extreme-risk environments.
