Firefighter clothing
Discover our selection of clothing for forest firefighters, designed to withstand extreme heat and flames in the most demanding conditions. Each garment combines protection, comfort and advanced technology, ensuring maximum safety during firefighting operations and work in high-risk environments.
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Aluminized Fire Diver
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Bib type pants closed with zipper and velcro
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Bib type trouser cover closed with zipper and velcro
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Brown zahon legs with elastic belt
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Closed shirt with buttons for firefighter
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Closed sweatshirt with gusset, reflective for firefighter
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Closed trousers with zipper and green button
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Firefighter cover
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Firefighter jumpsuit with zipper
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Firefighter neck covers
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Firefighter Suit
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Firefighter vest
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Firefighter Vest
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Firefighter’s jacket
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Forest firefighter jacket
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Forest Firefighter Shirt
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Forest firefighter suit
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Forest firefighter suit
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Forest firefighter uniform
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Green bib and bib trousers with suspenders
Manufacturers of forest firefighter clothing
Wildland firefighter clothing is designed to offer protection in the most extreme situations, such as high temperatures, direct contact with fire, and exposure to hazardous chemicals. Using advanced materials such as Nomex and Kevlar, these garments ensure thermal resistance and durability, allowing professionals to work with confidence in high-risk environments.
Each garment, from jackets to technical trousers, combines lightness and comfort with certified quality standards, complying with the international regulations necessary to guarantee safety. Its design facilitates mobility, which is essential during long days on demanding terrain.
Clothing for forest firefighters: safety and comfort in every mission
In forest firefighting tasks, the safety and performance of the equipment are non-negotiable. Wildland firefighter clothing should offer complete protection against extreme heat, flames, and other risks arising from these conditions. At Oroel, we are experts in technical garments designed to provide safety without compromising comfort or mobility.
Our collection includes flame retardant jackets, technical pants, breathable T-shirts and accessories that comply with the strictest regulations in the sector. Each garment is made from state-of-the-art materials, such as Nomex and Kevlar, to ensure the thermal and chemical resistance needed in high-risk operations. In addition, our products are designed to be lightweight, ergonomic and capable of withstanding long days in the field.
Discover how our garments can become the perfect ally for professionals working in extreme conditions.
What makes our firefighter clothing special?
Our garments meet the most demanding standards, designed with the needs of those facing extreme situations in mind.
- Compliance with international standards: Certifications such as EN 469 support the quality of each garment.
- Resistance to fire and extreme heat: Materials such as Nomex and Kevlar guarantee the necessary durability and protection.
- Chemical and biological protection: Additional layers to avoid contact with toxic substances.
- Comfort and mobility: Ergonomic designs that facilitate movement.
Essential garments for this type of work
Each mission requires the right equipment. These are the key garments we offer to guarantee your protection:
- Fire retardant jackets: Fire resistant and designed to maintain mobility in critical situations.
- Technical pants: Lightness and comfort without compromising safety.
- Technical T-shirts and polo shirts: Breathable underwear for long days.
- Aluminized coveralls: Maximum protection against thermal and chemical risks.
- Accessories: From pant covers to high visibility vests.
What regulations must forest firefighter clothing comply with?
The safety of forest firefighters depends not only on the materials used, but also on compliance with strict international regulations. These regulations ensure that each garment passes rigorous tests to ensure its strength and functionality in critical situations. Below, we present the main regulations applicable to this type of clothing:
| Norm | Description |
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| EN 469 | Establishes performance requirements for heat and flame protective clothing in structural and wildfires. |
| EN ISO 11612 | Specifies protection against convective heat, radiant heat and flames for clothing worn in hot environments. |
| EN ISO 11611 | Regulates protection in jobs involving welding or similar operations with indirect heat. |
| EN 1149-5 | It defines requirements for clothing with antistatic properties, crucial in environments with a risk of electrostatic discharge. |
| EN 15384 | Specific regulations for forest firefighter clothing, focused on thermal resistance and durability. |
Technical characteristics of firefighter clothing
Fire and heat resistance
The equipment is made from materials such as Nomex and Kevlar, which not only withstand high temperatures but are also extremely durable. These materials maintain their structure even in direct contact with fire.
Protection against chemicals and biological hazards
The garments are coated with materials that repel hazardous liquids, preventing direct skin contact with toxic substances. Some specialized garments, such as chemical intervention suits, have extra layers to resist dangerous products.
International Standards and Certifications
Firefighters' clothing must comply with the EN 469 standard, which regulates thermal resistance and fire protection. In addition, it must pass rigorous endurance tests to ensure its durability and effectiveness in extreme conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Firefighter Clothing
When it comes to choosing the best protective clothing for forest firefighters, many doubts can arise. Here are some of the most common ones:
Protective clothing for forest firefighters must protect the firefighter's body except for the head, hands and feet. These can be:
- A monkey.
- A suit that features an interface area.
- Various inner and outer garments used together.
The costumes should not limit at any time the movements that are made to fight in the extinguishing of the fire.
In addition, all locking systems must be designed to prevent the entry of burning debris.
Protective clothing for forest firefighters must meet the following technical requirements:
The flame propagation requirement is to be tested according to procedure A (Code A1) or B (Code A2) of EN ISO 15025:2002.
Protective clothing for forest firefighters must meet the mechanical requirements specified in Table 2.
Tensile strength – EN ISO 13934-1: The external material must not have an average breaking load ≥450 N in both directions, warp and weft.
Tear resistance – EN ISO 13937-2: The external material must have a medium tear strength ≥20 N in both directions, warp and weft.
Main seam strength – EN ISO 13935-2: The main seams of the outer garment must have a seam strength ≥225 N.
Protective clothing for forest firefighters in accordance with EN 15614 must be marked in accordance with EN ISO 13688. The marking must be on the garment itself or on a label permanently affixed to the inside of the garment and must continue to be legible after 50 cleaning cycles.
The markup must contain the following information:
- Name, trademark or other means of identification of the manufacturer or its authorized representative.
- Designation of the type of product, trade name or code.
- Size designation in accordance with EN ISO 13688:2013
- The garment manufacturer must provide washing instructions and, if applicable, confirmation that the clothes can be washed industrially.
- Compliance of clothing with the requirements of EN 15614:2007.
- Batch or serial number.
- Pictogram according to figure 1 and below the code A1 or A2 or both as appropriate.
Clothing for forest firefighters must be supplied to the customer with written instructions in the official languages of the country of destination.
The information that the manufacturer must provide includes the following points:
- The name and address of the manufacturer or its authorized representative.
- The intended use of the product.
- Reference to this Standard, EN 15614:2007.
- How to use.
- Code A1 or A2 or both, as applicable, as well as its meaning.
