Import En469 Ce Approval Aramid 4 Layers Anti Fire Suit — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The EN469 CE Approval Aramid 4 Layers Anti Fire Suit is constructed with a four‑layer architecture that combines X‑FIPER™ aramid fibre, 3M, Japanese Teijin aramid and DBI materials, delivering flame retardancy, moisture resistance and thermal protection. The suit complies with China GA12‑2002, European EN469 and US NFPA1971‑2000 standards and is available in dark blue with sizes ranging from S to XXXL. Its total mass is under 3.2 kg, making it portable for rapid deployment by fire‑fighters.

Each outer layer consists of 93 % meta‑aramid, 5 % para‑aramid and 2 % anti‑static fibre with a gram weight of 210 g/m², while the water‑resisting ventilating layer uses aramid felt PTFE coating at 105 g/m². The thermal insulating layer adds 150 g/m² of aramid (±10 g/m²) and the comfort liner blends 50 % meta‑aramid with 50 % flame‑resisting viscose at 120 g/m². These material choices give the suit typical breathability and moisture‑vapor transmission rates comparable to industry norms.

The suit is designed for close‑range fire suppression, suitable for municipal, structural and wild‑land firefighting operations, as well as rescue missions in hazardous environments. Buyers should confirm the one‑year warranty, ISO 9001 quality system and the German TUV verification of EN and NFPA compliance. Trade terms usually involve DHL, UPS, FedEx, air or sea freight, with payment options such as T/T, L/C or PayPal, but exact conditions must be agreed directly with the supplier.

Starye Fire & Safety International Group Ltd. is headquartered on the 25th floor of the Aosheng Building in the High‑Tech Development District of Jinan, Shandong, China. The company is listed as an imported tier supplier with a harbour‑level trust rating and currently shows a zero‑percent response rate, indicating that inquiries should be followed up promptly for confirmation.

The firm manufactures a broad range of firefighting and rescue equipment, including hydraulic rescue tools, fire suppression devices and personal protective gear such as the described anti‑fire suit. Production processes are governed by ISO 9001 and are inspected against European EN and US NFPA standards by a German TUV test group, with a reported defective rate of less than one percent.