Fire Gone FGB-7109 Fire Blanket Flame Retardant

Product Description

The FIRE GONE FGB-7109 is a flame-retardant fire blanket designed to smother small fires by cutting off their oxygen supply. Constructed from two layers of woven fiberglass fabric with an inner layer of fire-retardant film, the blanket is rated to withstand temperatures up to 1076 degrees F (580 degrees C). It is a lightweight, single-use suppression tool suitable for quickly containing small fires without the mess associated with dry-chemical or CO2 extinguishers. Deployment is fast: grasp the black straps on the storage pouch and pull the blanket free. It conforms to CE safety standards and is effective on electrical and grease fires.

This fire blanket is appropriate for use in residential and light commercial settings. Typical applications include kitchens, BBQ areas, garages, workshops, RVs, boats, bedrooms near fireplaces, and anywhere open-flame sources such as stoves or candles are present. Its compact pouch format allows wall mounting or storage in a vehicle, making it practical for both fixed installations and mobile applications. No special training is required for basic deployment, though fire safety awareness is recommended for all users.

Key Features

• Smothers fires by eliminating oxygen supply — no powder or chemical residue
• Two layers of woven fiberglass fabric with an inner fire-retardant film layer
• High-temperature resistance rated up to 1076 degrees F (580 degrees C)
• Effective on electrical and grease fires
• Conforms to CE safety standards
• Lightweight construction with pull-strap pouch for rapid one-motion deployment

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose use in residential and light commercial environments wherever small fires may occur, including kitchens, garages, RVs, boats, and workshops.

Installation Notes

Mount the storage pouch in a visible, accessible location near the intended use area using appropriate fasteners for the mounting surface. Keep the pouch clear of obstructions at all times. Before using the blanket on a fire, ensure personal safety and a clear egress path. If a fire is beyond the scope of a small contained blaze, evacuate and contact emergency services rather than attempting suppression.