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High-temperature resistant fireproof fabrics such as silicone, smoke barriers, aluminum foil (composite aluminum foil), dewaxed, expanded, high-silica, etc.;
Fire blankets, automotive fire blankets, fireproof insulation coating materials, etc.

What is the difference between a fire blanket and a fireproof blanket?
There is essentially little difference between fire blankets and fireproof blankets; both are fabrics woven from materials like fiberglass after special treatment, primarily used to isolate heat sources and flames. Their differences mainly lie in their purpose and usage scenarios:
1. Purpose:
Fire blanket: Mainly used to extinguish small fires, such as oil pan fires, or to cover oneself for escape during a fire.
Fireproof blanket: Primarily used for hot work in large public spaces, insulation and isolation in the shipbuilding and petrochemical industries, and areas requiring welding to prevent the spread of fire.
2. Usage Scenarios:
Fire blanket: Suitable for places like homes and offices.
Fireproof blanket: Suitable for industrial and environmental settings, such as shipbuilding and repair, insulation of metal structures in petrochemical plants, etc.
3. Performance Characteristics:
Fire blanket: Emphasizes efficiency in quickly covering the fire source and cutting off air, especially during emergency escape.
Fireproof blanket: Features high-temperature resistance, flexibility, and toughness, making it suitable for wrapping objects and equipment with uneven surfaces.
4. Materials:
Fire blanket: Usually made of fiberglass.
Fireproof blanket: Materials are more diverse, including asbestos, fiberglass, high-silica, ceramic fibers, and textiles.
5. Usage Methods:
Fire blanket: In the early stages of a fire, unfold the blanket and directly cover the fire source.
Fireproof blanket: Used to isolate heat sources and flames to prevent the spread of fire.
6. Precautions:
Fire blanket: Cannot be washed with water; only gently wipe with a cloth.
Fireproof blanket: Can be reused as long as there is no damage.
In summary, the choice between the two should be based on specific usage needs and scenarios.