Fire blanket HYGOSTAR FIRE PROTECT DIN EN 1869 2001, model 52810

HYGOSTAR FIRE PROTECT fire blanket, model 52810, manufactured to DIN EN 1869:2001, is a compact passive fire protection tool designed to smother small open fires and reduce the risk of flame spread. The blanket is intended for domestic and light commercial environments such as kitchens, workshops and vehicles, and is supplied as a single unit for use where a simple, quickly deployable fire suppression aid is required.

Advantages

The fire blanket meets DIN EN 1869:2001 and is made for rapid manual deployment to extinguish small cooking and flammable-material fires by depriving them of oxygen. Its compact packaging and single-piece design make storage and handling straightforward. The product is suitable for locations where a low-maintenance, easy-to-use fire protective measure is needed.

Suitable for

• Small kitchen fires (pots, pans, cooking oil)
• Workshop or hobby fires involving small quantities of flammable materials
• Use in vehicles for extinguishing small fires
• Basic passive fire protection in domestic and light-commercial premises

Key specifications

• Brand: HYGOSTAR
• Model / MPN: 52810
• Standard: DIN EN 1869:2001
• EAN: 4015544528107
• Package quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Remove the fire blanket from its packaging and hold it by the exposed corners or straps. Approach the fire carefully, keeping hands and face protected behind the blanket. Gently place or lay the blanket over the fire to fully cover flames and burning material; avoid tossing the blanket, which can cause air to feed the fire. Leave the blanket in place until the area has cooled and there is no chance of re-ignition, then dispose of or replace the blanket according to local regulations and manufacturer guidance.

Usage recommendations

Keep the HYGOSTAR FIRE PROTECT blanket accessible and stored in its original packaging until needed. Use this blanket only on small fires suitable for smothering (for example, pan or clothing fires); for large or rapidly spreading fires, evacuate the area and contact emergency services. Regularly check the packaging for damage and replace the blanket if it is compromised.