FB1240 Fire Blanket 1.2 m x 1.2 m x 0.5 mm, Nylon Bag Pack

Dimensions: 1.2 m × 1.2 m; Thickness: 0.5 mm; Material: 100% texturized fiberglass cloth; Temperature resistance: 550–600°C; Packaging: nylon bag; Deployment: quick-release pull tapes; Mounting: wall-mount design.

In an emergency, grab the blanket by the edges, pull the quick-release tapes to release it from the wall, and gently cover the flames from a safe distance to smother the fire. Keep your hands protected and stay low if there’s smoke. Do not move a burning object unnecessarily, and replace the blanket after use.

Install it on a wall near potential fire hazards (e.g., kitchen, workshop, lab, or electrical area) at a height and location that is easy to reach. The wall-mount design is intended for fast access so you can deploy it quickly in an emergency.

Use it to tackle small fires on clothing, in kitchens (pan and grease fires), around hot equipment, in workshops, garages, and light laboratories. It’s designed for rapid deployment to control and smother isolated fires before they spread.

Only use the blanket for small, contained fires. Do not use it on clothing that is actively burning until it’s safe to do so. Avoid using on electrical fires beyond its safe temperature range. Do not use a damaged blanket. Store in a dry area and inspect periodically for tears or wear; replace if damaged or after use.

Fire blankets are typically single-use after deployment. If the blanket is contaminated, torn, or has been used, replace it with a new one to ensure reliable performance in the future.

FB1240 offers a balanced size (1.2 m × 1.2 m) with a 0.5 mm fiberglass thickness and a heat rating of 550–600°C, making it suitable for many residential and small occupational fires. Its nylon pouch and quick-release design provide quick access and easy storage in busy spaces.

FB1240 is larger (1.2 m × 1.2 m) than the FB1020 (1.0 m × 1.0 m), which offers greater coverage for a wider range of small fires. If you need more reach or a larger coverage area, FB1240 is the preferable option. Compare here: https://fepy.com/product/fb1020-fire-blanket-1-0m-x-1-0m-0-5mm

FB2020 is larger in one dimension (2.0 m length) and can cover bigger areas or be used for broader fire containment, while FB1240 provides a compact, quick-access solution for common small-fire scenarios. Compare here: https://fepy.com/product/fb2020-fire-blanket-2-0m-x-1-0m-0-5mm

Yes. In kitchens, use it for stove or pan fires where flames are contained to a pan or surface. In workshops or garages, it helps with small fires involving tools or short-lived flames on workbenches. Always prioritize safety and evacuate if the fire grows beyond a contained area.

Select a visible, accessible wall location, attach the nylon pouch or mounting bracket as provided, and ensure the blanket can be pulled out smoothly without obstruction. Verify it is fully accessible and not blocked by cabinets or equipment, and check the pouch and pull tapes for any signs of damage during regular inspections.

Fire blankets can be used on some electrical fires if the equipment is safe to cover and the blanket is within its temperature rating. Do not attempt to extinguish energized equipment if there is a risk of shock or if it would require moving the equipment. In any doubt, evacuate and contact professionals.