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Wilhelmsen Unitor

Flameguard Mk3

Wilhelmsen Unitor Flameguard Mk3 — Advanced marine fireman outfit with aluminized protection for shipboard firefighting.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Construction Two-piece protective garment (jacket and trousers) with aluminized outer layer
Material Aluminized fire-resistant cotton, certified to EN532 and EN11612 standards
Jacket Features Stand-up collar, elasticated cuffs, 50mm wide touch-and-close fastening on front and collar
Trousers Features 25mm webbing braces with plastic/nylon adjusters, elasticated lower leg sections
Sizing One standard size only
Weight 5.5 kg (complete outfit)
Helmet Specifications EN443:2008 compliant, extreme temperature resistance up to 1000°C in 10-second flash over flames, high mechanical impact resistance, electrical insulation E2/E3, adjustable 52-64 cm head size range, Nomex 3-point chinstrap
Boots Specifications EN345-2 fire-resistant Wellington boots, flexible rubber uppers, sanitised cotton linings, slip-resistant sole with ladder grips
SOLAS Approval Yes - Ships Wheel and SOLAS approved
Product Code PFIR2900
Compliance Certificate SOLAS Certificate FPE135222XP (expiration: 26128)

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Common failures & inspection points

Monthly visual inspection of fire-resistant suit for integrity, seam condition, and reflective strip visibility

Check jacket and trousers seams for damage, ensure all reflective tape remains visible and properly adhered, verify no holes, tears, or separation in fabric

Monthly inspection of rubber boots for cracking, sole separation, and proper fit

Visually inspect boot rubber for cracks, deformation, sole separation from upper, check internal lining for deterioration, verify correct sizing and fit

Hydrostatic testing of SCBA cylinders at intervals not exceeding 5 years with permanent marking of test date

Verify hydrostatic test date marking on all SCBA cylinders, ensure test date is within 5-year interval, check cylinder pressure maintenance at minimum 90% charge, pressure gauge condition

Monthly helmet inspection for mechanical integrity, visor condition, chin strap functionality, and reflective properties

Check helmet shell for cracks, dents, or deformation, inspect visor for scratches or opacity (EN443/EN397 require anti-scratch/anti-fog properties), verify chin strap security and Nomex integrity, ensure reflective tape is visible

Annual service requirement for complete fireman outfit including SCBA face seal, harness, demand valve testing and low-pressure alarm functionality

Verify annual service certificate on file, test low-pressure alarm activation, check face seal integrity and replacement schedule, inspect harness webbing for wear, test demand valve responsiveness

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Equipment Model #149071 · ✓ still in production