This invention belongs to the field of
firefighting equipment, specifically referring to a high-temperature resistant and
flame-retardant fire protective goggles. It includes a main body of the goggles, a frame on which lenses are fitted inside the frame, and buckles on both sides of the frame connected to adjustment straps. The frame is made of
flame-retardant and high-temperature resistant TPV
composite material, combined with high-temperature resistant and
flame-retardant foam, reinforced with heat-resistant
polycarbonate lenses, a flame-retardant headband, and buckles. This fully utilizes the core advantages of the overall material—
wear resistance, high-
temperature resistance, and flame retardancy—allowing the goggles to remain stable in high-temperature environments and continuously provide
eye protection. The fire protective goggles of this invention can work stably for more than 5 minutes in a 176.7°C environment without deformation, melting, or breakage, and do not support
combustion when exposed to open flames. This effectively solves the problem of traditional goggles easily failing at high temperatures, providing firefighters with a high-temperature resistant and flame-retardant
protective barrier that is both protective and adaptable to the complex and harsh
working environment of fire scenes.