IMPA: 330950

Marine Fire Blanket – Essential Ship Safety Equipment

Fire blankets are indispensable for ensuring fire safety onboard ships and marine vessels. This marine-grade fire blanket is engineered to smother small fires quickly and effectively, cutting off oxygen and preventing the spread of flames. Made from tightly woven fiberglass, it withstands high temperatures and is ideal for galley kitchens, engine rooms, workshops, and accommodation areas. As part of your vessel's safety equipment, this fire blanket meets international marine safety standards and is a reliable first-response tool for tackling incipient fires before they escalate.

Our fire blankets are supplied in a durable, easy-open storage pouch that allows rapid deployment when seconds matter. The range includes multiple sizes to suit different spaces, from compact blankets for personal use to larger options for industrial marine applications. Comply with maritime safety regulations and enhance your crew's protection with this essential fire safety accessory.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
MaterialWoven fiberglass
Standard Sizes1.2m x 1.2m, 1.8m x 1.8m, 2.5m x 2.5m
Temperature ResistanceUp to 550°C (1022°F)
Thickness0.5 mm (approx)
Weight (1.8m x 1.8m)Approximately 1.5 kg
Storage CaseNylon pouch with wall-mount bracket
StandardsEN 1869
IMPA Code330950

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a fire blanket used for on ships?

A fire blanket is used to smother small fires by cutting off their oxygen supply. On a ship, it is commonly placed in the galley, engine room, or near electrical panels to quickly extinguish flare-ups before they spread.

How do you use a fire blanket?

Pull the blanket from its storage pouch, hold it in front of you as a shield, and lay it over the fire. Ensure the fire is completely covered to cut off oxygen. Turn off the heat source if safe, and allow the blanket to stay in place until the area cools.

How should I store and maintain a fire blanket?

Store the blanket in its original pouch in an easily accessible location, away from heat sources and moisture. After each use, the blanket should be replaced if it has been exposed to flames. Periodically check the packaging for damage to ensure readiness.

What certifications should a marine fire blanket have?

A marine fire blanket should meet international standards such as EN 1869 for fire blankets. For shipboard use, it should also comply with marine safety regulations such as SOLAS when used in certain areas. Our blankets are designed to meet these requirements.

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