Anchor Industries Fire Shelter
When lives are on the line, there can be no shortcuts on quality. Anchor New Generation Fire Shelters are manufactured to US Forestry Service specifications and are US Government approved. With Anchor’s manufacturing processes ISO 9001 certified, you can rest assured knowing that the utmost care and precautions are taken to craft the highest quality Fire Shelter.
Offering increased protection from radiant and convective heat in wildland firefighter entrapment situations, Anchor New Generation Fire Shelters are the dependable solution for wildfire protection.
Anchor Industries Inc. has been manufacturing government approved fire shelters for over 30 years. With specially designed manufacturing equipment, shelters are produced in large quantities with rapid turnaround. Government awards prove that Anchor fire shelters, tents and structures are an industry standard.
- Available in Regular and Large Sizes
- Large-size shelter designed for firefighters taller than 6’1″ or whose girth exceeds 53″ at any point. The larger fire shelter provides better protection for larger people by allowing less contact of the shelter material with the occupant’s body and provides more air space between the shelter and occupant.
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Offers lightweight, breathable, wind-resistant and water-repellant warmth. The permanent protection won’t melt, drip, or support combustion in the air. It cannot be washed out or worn away.
Quick, one-step hose deployment straps.
Ergonomic side-opening design with hypo-allergenic, soft nylon lining sets a new standard for mask bags.
Bullard H Series is a full-brim style wildland helmet. With a 360-degree brim, the H Series provides additional protection from sunlight, as well as airborne debris. FH911H Series helmets exceed all the requirements of NFPA 1977 as well as ANSI/ISEA Z89.1, Type I, Class E & G.
*Other colors are available. Please contact order desk for more information.
Note: Limited stock on hand. Turnout time may vary.
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