FIRE TECH & SAFETY of NEW ENGLAND INC.
Serving New England's Bravest:
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont
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Action Ready 911 Gear Service Sperian 's "911" program will guarentee delivery of your within 15 days of placement of order. Perfect solution for the new hire or the contaminated gear you need replaced right now. Click here and find out how the program works. |
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The Action Ready Try On Pack Program is designed to give you a chance to wear trial the Pack that you want. Sperian Fire will expedite directly to you a brand new suit for one fixed low-trial offer price.Click here and find out how the program works. | ||
Sperian Protective Apparel is a leader in innovative protective garments and fabrics. Operating out of three production facilities: Franklin,PA, USA; Montreal, Canada and Dorno Italy, we produce fire protective clothing for the world. Our in-house lab is fully equipped to test according to global performance standards. And further to this, our products are 3rd party certified to meet NFPA or EN standards. Our Product Commercialization Process and ISO certified quality systems form the framework for providing products that consistently exceed customer expectations. |
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Outer Shells |
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The outer shell represents the first line of defense for the firefighter. Its main purpose is to provide flame, thermal, and abrasion resistance to the outermost exposed area of the turnout gear system. Water shedding is also an important characteristic of outer shells and the reason that they are treated with durable water repellant finishes. Selecting the right outer shell is a function of matching key attributes with the unique needs of each fire department.
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Moisture Barrier |
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The moisture barrier is the second layer of the turnout gear system, consisting primarily of a barrier laminated to a fabric substrate. Moisture barriers allow body heat in the form of perspiration vapor to escape for heat stress relief. They also provide liquid penetration resistance against blood, body fluids, NFPA common chemicals, and water, helping the firefighter stay dry and protected. |
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Thermal Liner |
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The main function of the thermal liner is to minimize, to a safer level, the amount of heat transfer from the firefighting environment to the body of the firefighter. It follows that the thermal liner is the major contributor to the TPP (Thermal Protective Performance) rating of a turnout system. The facecloth serves to enhance interfacial mobility between the wearer and the turnout and contributes to the effective water management for overall comfort. There are three common yarn compositions for facecloth fabrics: 100% spun NOMEX®, 100% multi- filament NOMEX®, and blends of spun and multi-filament NOMEX®. View Thermal Liner Choices Download PDF Sperian Fabric Selection Guide |
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Ultra Motion Athletic Design for Maximized Mobility |
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ULTRAMOTION is ergonomically engineered to meet the rigors of today’s firefighting professional. More complex fires and increased multidisciplinary tasks require protective clothing that adapts by offering full range of motion to all the areas of the body. It is not only a question of comfort, but one of saving precious seconds in the life and death situations that are part of the everyday world for firefighters |
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