Fire blanket no fire NO 120x120 cm POLY – 120×120 cm fire suppression blanket in polybag

no fire NO 120x120 POLY is a 120×120 cm fire blanket supplied in a polybag for compact storage and easy handling. Designed to smother small fires by cutting off oxygen, the blanket enables rapid manual deployment to extinguish localized flames and to protect people or surfaces from heat and sparks. The compact polybag packaging makes it suitable for placement in kitchens, workshops, vehicles and small commercial areas where quick access is needed.

Advantages

The fire blanket offers a simple, mechanical method of fire suppression that does not require training in extinguisher operation or the use of chemicals. Its 120×120 cm size covers most small cooking, electrical and material fires, and the polybag keeps the blanket clean and compact until needed. Because it works by smothering, there is no residue from extinguishing agents and minimal risk of additional damage to sensitive equipment or finishes.

Suitable for

• Kitchens (stove and pan fires)
• Workshops and garages (small combustible or electrical fires)
• Cars and other vehicles (portable emergency use)
• Small offices and commercial spaces

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 120 × 120 cm
• Material: fire-retardant blanket textile (packed in a protective polybag)
• Storage: compact polybag for mounting or placement on a shelf
• Operation: manual deployment to smother flames by cutting off oxygen

How to use

Open the polybag packaging and hold the blanket by the corners or carrying tabs. Carefully place or gently lay the blanket over the burning item to cover the flames completely and avoid direct contact with the fire if possible. Keep the blanket in place until the fire is fully extinguished and the object has cooled. For safety, evacuate people from immediate danger and call emergency services if the fire cannot be controlled quickly or if it spreads.

Usage recommendations

Store the blanket where it is easily accessible and visible, such as near the stove or workshop bench. Inspect the polybag and blanket periodically for damage and replace the unit if the packaging is compromised or the blanket shows wear. Use the blanket only on small, contained fires; for large or spreading fires, prioritize evacuation and professional firefighting assistance.