fireproof suit

Abstract

To provide fire-resistant clothing that offers a high cooling effect on the body and can effectively support firefighting operations. [Solution] The fire-resistant suit of the present invention consists of a fire-resistant coat 10 and fire-resistant trousers 20. The fire-resistant coat 10 has a standing collar 11 that covers the neck of the wearer, and a plurality of mounting parts 12 for cooling modules are formed on the standing collar 11. Cooling modules 40 are attached to the mounting parts 12 for cooling modules. The mounting parts 12 for cooling modules include a pair of side mounting parts 12S and a back mounting part 12B. The pair of side mounting parts 12S are positioned on both sides of the base of the wearer's neck, and the back mounting part 12B is positioned on the back of the base of the wearer's neck.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a fire protective garment composed of a fire protective coat and fire protective trousers.

Background Art

[0002] It is important for fire protective garments worn by firefighters to have fire protection functions, and fire protective garments that enhance activity performance and safety have already been proposed (for example, from Patent Document 1 to Patent Document 4).

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Patent Document 2

Patent Document 3

Patent Document 4

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] However, with regard to fire fighting activities, there is an extremely high demand for fire protective garments to have cooling performance.

[0005] Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a fire protective garment that has a high cooling effect on the body and can effectively support fire fighting activities.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0006] The fire-resistant suit of the present invention as described in claim 1 is a fire-resistant suit comprising a fire-resistant coat 10 and fire-resistant trousers 20, wherein the fire-resistant coat 10 has a stand collar 11 that covers the wearer's neck, and a plurality of mounting parts 12 for cooling modules are formed on the stand collar 11, and a cooling module 40 is attached to the mounting parts 12 for cooling modules for use. The present invention as described in claim 2 is a fire-resistant suit as described in claim 1, wherein the mounting portion 12 for the cooling module comprises a pair of side mounting portions 12S and a back mounting portion 12B, the pair of side mounting portions 12S being positioned on both sides of the base of the wearer's neck, and the back mounting portion 12B being positioned on the back of the base of the wearer's neck. The present invention as described in claim 3 is a fire-resistant suit as described in claim 1, wherein the inner surface of the fire-resistant coat 10 is provided with a battery pocket 18 for housing a battery 50 that supplies power to the cooling module 40, and a loop material 19 for passing a power supply cable 41 of the cooling module 40, wherein the power supply cable 41 is connected to the cooling module 40 on the inner surface of the stand collar 11, its position is restricted by the loop material 19, and it is connected to the battery 50 housed in the battery pocket 18. The present invention as described in claim 4 is characterized in that, in the fire-resistant suit described in claim 1, the cooling module 40 can be attached to and detached from the mounting portion 12 for the cooling module. It is characterized by the following: The present invention as described in claim 5 is characterized in that, in the fire-resistant suit described in claim 1, one element 31 constituting a zipper 30 is provided on the lower inner surface of the back body 10B of the fire-resistant coat 10, and the other element 32 constituting the zipper 30 is provided on the upper outer surface of the rear rise 20BU of the fire-resistant trousers 20, and the one element 31 and the other element 32 are able to connect the lower inner surface of the back body 10B and the upper outer surface of the rear rise 20BU. The present invention as described in claim 6 is characterized in that, in the fire-resistant suit described in claim 1, upper and lower connecting parts 17 and 27 are provided to connect the lower part of the back body 10B of the fire-resistant coat 10 and the upper part of the back rise 20BU of the fire-resistant trousers 20. The present invention as described in claim 7 is characterized in that, in the fire-resistant suit described in claim 1, a wrist protection part 13 is provided at the tip of the sleeve 10A of the fire-resistant coat 10, the wrist protection part 13 can be folded back and stored inside the sleeve 10A of the fire-resistant coat 10 at the tip of the sleeve 10A, and the wrist protection part 13 closes the gap between the tip of the sleeve 10A and the glove. The present invention as described in claim 8 is characterized in that, in the fire-resistant suit described in claim 1, bellows-like elastic portions 14 and 24 are provided below the back body 10B of the fire-resistant coat 10, on both sides above the back body 10B of the fire-resistant coat 10, on the outer arms of the sleeves 10A of the fire-resistant coat 10, on the back rise 20BU of the fire-resistant trousers 20, and on the front rise 20FD of the fire-resistant trousers 20 above the knee. The present invention as described in claim 9 is characterized in that, in the fire-resistant suit described in claim 1, a bottle pocket 15 for storing a bottle is provided on the inner surface of the front body 10F of the fire-resistant coat 10, and a locator pocket 16 having a transparent window 16a is provided on the outer surface of the front body 10F of the fire-resistant coat 10. The fire-resistant suit of the present invention as described in claim 10 is a fire-resistant suit comprising a fire-resistant coat 10 and fire-resistant trousers 20, wherein one element 31 constituting a zipper 30 is provided on the lower inner surface of the back body 10B of the fire-resistant coat 10, and the other element 32 constituting the zipper 30 is provided on the upper outer surface of the rear rise 20BU of the fire-resistant trousers 20, and the one element 31 and the other element 32 are able to connect the lower inner surface of the back body 10B and the upper outer surface of the rear rise 20BU. The fire-resistant suit of the present invention as described in claim 11 is a fire-resistant suit comprising a fire-resistant coat 10 and fire-resistant trousers 20, wherein a wrist protection part 13 is provided at the end of the sleeve 10A of the fire-resistant coat 10, the wrist protection part 13 can be folded back and stored inside the sleeve 10A of the fire-resistant coat 10 at the end of the sleeve 10A, and the wrist protection part 13 closes the gap between the end of the sleeve 10A and the glove. The fire-resistant suit of the present invention as described in claim 12 is a fire-resistant suit comprising a fire-resistant coat 10 and fire-resistant trousers 20, characterized in that bellows-like elastic portions 14 and 24 are provided below the back panel 10B of the fire-resistant coat 10, on both sides above the back panel 10B of the fire-resistant coat 10, on the outer arms of the sleeves 10A of the fire-resistant coat 10, on the back rise 20BU of the fire-resistant trousers 20, and on the front rise 20FD of the fire-resistant trousers 20 above the knee. [Effects of the Invention]

[0007] According to the present invention, by attaching and using a cooling module, the area around the wearer's neck, particularly near the arteries, can be cooled, resulting in a high cooling effect on the body and effectively supporting firefighting activities. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0008] [Figure 1] A photograph illustrating a fire-resistant suit according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] A diagram showing the fireproof coat of the fire-resistant suit. [Figure 3] A diagram showing the fire-resistant trousers of the same fire-resistant suit. [Figure 4] A photograph showing the cooling function of the fire-resistant suit. [Figure 5] A photograph showing the connection between the fire-resistant coat and fire-resistant trousers of the same fire-resistant suit. [Figure 6] Photo showing wrist protection parts [Figure 7] Photograph showing the bellows-like expandable section. [Figure 8] Photo showing bottle pocket and locator pocket. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0009] A fire suit according to the first embodiment of the present invention has a fire-resistant coat that includes a stand-up collar covering the circumference of the wearer's neck, a plurality of cooling module mounting portions are formed on the stand-up collar, and a cooling module is attached to the cooling module mounting portion for use. According to the present embodiment, by attaching and using the cooling module, it is possible to cool the area around the wearer's neck, particularly near the arteries, so the cooling effect on the body is high, and fire-fighting activities can be effectively supported.

[0010] In the fire suit according to the first embodiment, the second embodiment of the present invention has a pair of side cooling module mounting portions and a back cooling module mounting portion as the cooling module mounting portions, the pair of side cooling module mounting portions are positioned on both side surfaces of the base of the wearer's neck, and the back cooling module mounting portion is positioned on the back surface of the base of the wearer's neck. According to the present embodiment, the cooling effect on the body can be further enhanced, and fire-fighting activities can be effectively supported.

[0011] In the fire suit according to the first embodiment, the third embodiment of the present invention is provided with a battery pocket for storing a battery that supplies power to the cooling module, and a loop member for passing the power supply cable of the cooling module on the inner surface of the fire-resistant coat, and the power supply cable is connected to the cooling module on the inner surface of the stand-up collar, position-regulated by the loop member, and connected to the battery stored in the battery pocket. According to the present embodiment, fire-fighting activities are not hindered by the cooling module, the power supply cable, and the battery, and the cooling module, the power supply cable, and the battery can be protected from hot water and flames.

[0012] In the fire suit according to the first embodiment, the fourth embodiment of the present invention allows the cooling module to be attached to and detached from the cooling module mounting portion. According to the present embodiment, the cooling module can be removed for cleaning.

[0013] In the fifth embodiment of the present invention, in the fire suit according to the first embodiment, one element constituting a fastener is provided on the lower inner surface of the back body of the fire coat, the other element constituting the fastener is provided on the upper outer surface of the back rise of the fire trousers, and the lower inner surface of the back body and the upper outer surface of the back rise can be connected by the one element and the other element. According to this embodiment, it is possible to prevent burns caused by hot water entering from between the fire coat and the fire trousers, and since there is no need to lengthen the fire coat to prevent burns, the length of the fire coat can be shortened, allowing the wearer to move more easily and achieving weight reduction.

[0014] In the sixth embodiment of the present invention, in the fire suit according to the first embodiment, a vertical connection part is provided to connect the lower side part of the back body of the fire coat and the upper side part of the back rise of the fire trousers. According to this embodiment, by connecting the lower side part of the back body of the fire coat and the upper side part of the back rise of the fire trousers via the vertical connection part, the waist of the wearer will not be exposed even when the wearer is bending over, and burns on the waist can be prevented.

[0015] In the seventh embodiment of the present invention, in the fire suit according to the first embodiment, wrist protection parts are provided at the tips of the sleeves of the fire coat, the wrist protection parts can be folded back and stored inside the sleeves of the fire coat at the sleeve tips, and the wrist protection parts close the gap between the sleeve tips and the gloves. According to this embodiment, it is possible to prevent burns caused by hot water entering from between the sleeves and the gloves.

[0016] In the eighth embodiment of the present invention, in the fire suit according to the first embodiment, bellows-shaped stretchable parts are provided below the back body of the fire coat, on both upper sides of the back body of the fire coat, on the outer arms of the sleeves of the fire coat, at the back rise of the fire trousers, and at the front crotch of the fire trousers above the knees. According to this embodiment, it is possible to improve the fit to the wearer and enhance ease of movement.

[0017] A ninth embodiment of the present invention is a fire-resistant suit according to the first embodiment, wherein a bottle pocket for storing a bottle is provided on the inner surface of the front of the fire-resistant coat, and a locator pocket with a transparent window is provided on the outer surface of the front of the fire-resistant coat. According to this embodiment, the ability to store a bottle ensures hydration, and the wearer's safety can be enhanced by being able to confirm the locator's illumination or flashing display.

[0018] The tenth embodiment of the present invention provides a fire-resistant suit in which one element constituting a zipper is provided on the lower inner surface of the back of the fire-resistant coat, and the other element constituting a zipper is provided on the upper outer surface of the back crotch of the fire-resistant trousers, and the lower inner surface of the back of the coat and the upper outer surface of the back crotch can be connected by the one element and the other element. According to this embodiment, burns caused by hot water entering between the fireproof coat and fireproof trousers can be prevented, and since there is no need to lengthen the fireproof coat to prevent burns, the length of the fireproof coat can be shortened, making it easier for the wearer to move and reducing the weight.

[0019] The fire-resistant suit according to the eleventh embodiment of the present invention is provided with a wrist protection part at the end of the sleeve of the fire-resistant coat, the wrist protection part can be folded back and stored inside the sleeve of the fire-resistant coat at the end of the sleeve, and the wrist protection part closes the gap between the end of the sleeve and the glove. According to this embodiment, burns caused by hot water entering between the sleeve and the glove can be prevented.

[0020] The fire-resistant suit according to the twelfth embodiment of the present invention is provided with bellows-like elastic sections on the lower back of the fire-resistant coat, on both upper sides of the back of the fire-resistant coat, on the outer arms of the sleeves of the fire-resistant coat, on the back rise of the fire-resistant trousers, and on the front crotch of the fire-resistant trousers above the knee. According to this embodiment, it is possible to improve the fit to the wearer and enhance ease of movement. [Examples]

[0021] The following describes a fire-resistant suit according to one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is a photograph illustrating the fire-resistant suit according to this embodiment; Figure 1(a) is a front view of the fire-resistant suit, and Figure 1(b) is a back view of the fire-resistant suit. The fire-resistant suit according to this embodiment consists of a fire-resistant coat 10 and fire-resistant trousers 20.

[0022] Figure 2 shows the fire-resistant coat of the fire-resistant suit, with Figure 2(a) being a front view of the fire-resistant coat and Figure 2(b) being a rear view of the fire-resistant coat. As shown in Figure 2, the fireproof coat 10 has a stand-up collar 11 that covers the wearer's neck. The stand-up collar 11 has multiple mounting sections 12 for cooling modules. Furthermore, a wrist protection part 13 is provided at the tip of the sleeve 10A of the fireproof coat 10. Furthermore, bellows-like expandable sections 14 are provided on the lower part of the back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10, on both upper sides of the back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10, and on the outer arms of the sleeves 10A of the fireproof coat 10. Furthermore, the inner surface of the front panel 10F of the fireproof coat 10 is provided with a bottle pocket 15 for storing bottles, and the outer surface of the front panel 10F of the fireproof coat 10 is provided with a locator pocket 16 having a transparent window 16a (see Figure 8). Furthermore, upper and lower connecting sections 17 are provided on both sides of the lower back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10.

[0023] Figure 3 shows the fire-resistant trousers of the same fire-resistant suit; Figure 3(a) is a front view of the fire-resistant trousers, and Figure 3(b) is a back view of the fire-resistant trousers. As shown in Figure 3, the other element 32 that constitutes the zipper 30 (see Figure 5) is provided on the upper outer surface of the rear rise 20BU of the fireproof trousers 20. Furthermore, the fireproof trousers 20 are provided with a bellows-like elastic section 24 at the rear rise 20BU and the front rise 20FD above the knee. Furthermore, the upper sides of the rear rise 20BU of the fireproof trousers 20 are provided with upper and lower connecting parts 27 that connect to the lower sides of the rear body 10B of the fireproof coat 10.

[0024] Figure 4 shows photographs illustrating the cooling function of the fire-resistant suit. Figure 4(a) is a photograph of the stand-up collar viewed from the back, Figure 4(b) is a photograph of the stand-up collar viewed from the inside, Figure 4(c) is a photograph of the battery pocket, and Figure 4(d) is a photograph of the battery.

[0025] As shown in Figures 4(a) and 4(b), the mounting portion 12 for the cooling module formed on the stand-up collar 11 includes a pair of side cooling module mounting portions 12S and a back cooling module mounting portion 12B. The pair of mounting sections 12S for the side cooling modules are positioned on both sides of the base of the wearer's neck, and the mounting section 12B for the back cooling module is positioned on the back of the base of the wearer's neck. The cooling module 40 is then attached to the mounting section 12S for the side cooling module and the mounting section 12B for the rear cooling module. In this way, by attaching the cooling module 40 to the pair of side cooling module mounting sections 12S, the area around the wearer's neck, especially near the arteries, can be cooled, resulting in a high cooling effect on the body and effectively supporting firefighting activities. Furthermore, by attaching the cooling module 40 to the back cooling module mounting section 12B, the cooling effect on the body can be further enhanced, effectively supporting firefighting activities.

[0026] As shown in Figures 4(c) and 4(d), the inner surface of the fireproof coating 10 is provided with a battery pocket 18 for housing a battery 50 that supplies power to the cooling module 40. Furthermore, as shown in Figure 4(b), a loop material 19 is provided on the inner surface of the fireproof coating 10 for passing the power supply cable 41 of the cooling module 40. The power supply cable 41 is connected to the cooling module 40 on the inner surface of the stand-up collar 11, its position is restricted by the loop material 19, and it is connected to the battery 50 which is housed in the battery pocket 18. Therefore, the cooling module 40, power supply cable 41, and battery 50 do not hinder firefighting activities, and the cooling module 40, power supply cable 41, and battery 50 can be protected from hot water and flames.

[0027] The cooling module 40 can be attached to and detached from the mounting section 12 for the cooling module. By being able to attach and detach the cooling module 40 from the mounting section 12 in this way, the cooling module 40 can be removed and the fireproof coat 10 or the stand-up collar 11 can be cleaned. The mounting portion 12 for the cooling module can be, for example, an opening. A Peltier element can be used in the cooling module 40. It is also desirable that the cooling module 40 has fire resistance and heat resistance. Furthermore, the cooling module 40 may be attached not only to the stand-up collar but also to other locations such as the armpits.

[0028] Figure 5 shows photographs illustrating the connection between the fire-resistant coat and fire-resistant trousers of the fire-resistant suit. Figure 5(a) shows the zipper in the open position, Figure 5(b) shows the zipper beginning to close, Figure 5(c) shows the connection point between the top and bottom, and Figure 5(d) shows the zipper closed and the connection point between the top and bottom.

[0029] As shown in Figures 5(a) and 5(b), one element 31 constituting the zipper 30 is provided on the lower inner surface of the back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10, and the other element 32 constituting the zipper 30 is provided on the upper outer surface of the back rise 20BU of the fireproof trousers 20. By using the slider 33 to interlock one element 31 with the other element 32, the lower inner surface of the back panel 10B and the upper outer surface of the back rise 20BU can be connected. In this way, by connecting the lower inner surface of the back panel 10B and the upper outer surface of the back rise 20BU with a zipper 30, burns caused by hot water entering between the fireproof coat 10 and the fireproof trousers 20 can be prevented. Since there is no need to lengthen the fireproof coat 10 to prevent burns, the length of the fireproof coat 10 can be shortened, making it easier for the wearer to move and reducing the weight.

[0030] As shown in Figures 5(c) and 5(d), upper and lower connecting parts 17 are provided on both sides of the lower back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10, and upper and lower connecting parts 27 are provided on both sides of the upper back rise 20BU of the fireproof trousers 20. By connecting the upper and lower connecting parts 17 and 27, the lower part of the back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10 and the upper part of the back rise 20BU of the fireproof trousers 20 are connected. In this way, by connecting the lower part of the back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10 and the upper part of the back rise 20BU of the fireproof trousers 20 with the upper and lower connecting parts 17 and 27, the wearer's waist will not be exposed even when the wearer is bending over, thus preventing burns to the waist.

[0031] Figure 6 shows photographs of the wrist protection part; Figure 6(a) shows the wrist protection part in use, and Figure 6(b) shows the wrist protection part folded and stored. The wrist protection part 13 can seal the gap between the tip of the sleeve 10A and the glove, and can also be folded back and stored inside the sleeve 10A of the fireproof coat 10 at the tip of the sleeve 10A. Such a wrist protection part 13 prevents burns caused by hot water entering between the sleeve 10A and the glove.

[0032] Figure 7 is a photograph showing the bellows-like expandable section. As shown in Figure 7(a), bellows-like expandable sections 14 are provided on both upper sides of the back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10, and on the outer arms of the sleeves 10A of the fireproof coat 10. Furthermore, as shown in Figure 7(b), a bellows-like elastic section 14 is provided below the back panel 10B of the fireproof coat 10, and a bellows-like elastic section 24 is provided at the back rise 20BU of the fireproof trousers 20. Furthermore, as shown in Figure 7(c), the fire-resistant trousers 20 have a bellows-like elastic section 24 at the front crotch 20FD above the knee. By providing these bellows-like expandable sections 14 and 24, the fit to the wearer can be improved, and ease of movement can be enhanced.

[0033] Figure 8 is a photograph showing the bottle pocket and locator pocket. As shown in Figure 8(a), a bottle pocket 15 for storing bottles is provided on the inner surface of the front panel 10F of the fireproof coat 10. Figure 8(b) shows the locator 60, which displays the charging capacity and reception status of GPS, etc., by lighting up or flashing. As shown in Figures 8(c) and 8(d), a locator pocket 16 with a transparent window 16a is provided on the outer surface of the front panel 10F of the fireproof coat 10. In this way, by providing a bottle pocket 15 for storing a bottle and a locator pocket 16, the hydration function is ensured by being able to store a bottle, and the wearer's safety is enhanced by being able to check the lit or flashing display of the locator 60. [Industrial applicability]

[0034] The fire-resistant suit according to the present invention is suitable for use by rescue workers during disasters, but is best suited for use by firefighters working at fire scenes. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0035] 10 Fireproof Coat 10A Sleeve 10B Back 10F Front 11 Standing collar 12 Mounting section for cooling module 12B Mounting section for rear cooling module Mounting section for 12S side cooling module 13 Wrist protection parts 14 Bellows-like expandable section 15 bottle pockets 16 Locator Pockets 16a Transparent window 17 Upper and lower connection section 18 battery pockets 19 Loop material 20 Fireproof Trousers 20BU Back rise 20FD front inseam 24 Bellows-like expandable section 27 Upper and lower connection section 30 zippers 31 One-sided element 32 Other elements 33 Slider 40 Cooling Modules 41 Power supply cable 50 batteries 60 Locators

Claims

1. A fire-resistant suit consisting of a fire-resistant coat and fire-resistant trousers, The aforementioned fireproof coat has a stand-up collar that covers the wearer's neck, Multiple mounting parts for cooling modules are formed on the aforementioned stand collar. The cooling module is attached to the aforementioned mounting section for the cooling module. A fire-resistant suit characterized by the following features.

2. The mounting portion for the cooling module includes a pair of side mounting portions for the cooling module and a rear mounting portion for the cooling module. The pair of mounting parts for the side cooling modules are positioned on both sides of the base of the wearer's neck. The mounting portion for the back cooling module is positioned on the back of the wearer's neck. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

3. On the inner surface of the aforementioned fire-resistant coating, A battery pocket for housing a battery that supplies power to the aforementioned cooling module, A loop material through which the power supply cable of the cooling module passes We have established The power supply cable is connected to the cooling module on the inner surface of the stand-up collar, its position is restricted by the loop material, and it is connected to the battery which is housed in the battery pocket. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

4. The cooling module can be attached to and detached from the aforementioned mounting portion for the cooling module. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

5. One element of a zipper is provided on the lower inner surface of the back of the aforementioned fireproof coat. The other element constituting the zipper is provided on the upper outer surface of the rear crotch of the fireproof trousers. The one element and the other element can connect the lower inner surface of the back panel and the upper outer surface of the back crotch. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

6. An upper and lower connecting section is provided to connect the lower part of the back of the fireproof coat and the upper part of the back crotch of the fireproof trousers. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

7. A wrist protection part is provided at the end of the sleeve of the aforementioned fireproof coat. The wrist protection part can be folded back and stored inside the sleeve of the fireproof coat at the tip of the sleeve. The wrist protection part closes the gap between the end of the sleeve and the glove. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

8. A bellows-like stretchable section is provided at the lower back of the fireproof coat, on both upper sides of the back of the fireproof coat, on the outer arms of the sleeves of the fireproof coat, at the back rise of the fireproof trousers, and at the front crotch of the fireproof trousers above the knee. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

9. A bottle pocket for storing bottles is provided on the inner surface of the front of the aforementioned fireproof coat. A locator pocket with a transparent window is provided on the outer surface of the front panel of the aforementioned fireproof coat. The fire-resistant suit according to feature 1.

10. A fire-resistant suit consisting of a fire-resistant coat and fire-resistant trousers, One element of a zipper is provided on the lower inner surface of the back of the aforementioned fireproof coat. The other element constituting the zipper is provided on the upper outer surface of the rear crotch of the fireproof trousers. The one element and the other element can connect the lower inner surface of the back panel and the upper outer surface of the back crotch. A fire-resistant suit characterized by the following features.

11. A fire-resistant suit consisting of a fire-resistant coat and fire-resistant trousers, A wrist protection part is provided at the end of the sleeve of the aforementioned fireproof coat. The wrist protection part can be folded back and stored inside the sleeve of the fireproof coat at the tip of the sleeve. The wrist protection part closes the gap between the end of the sleeve and the glove. A fire-resistant suit characterized by the following features.

12. A fire-resistant suit consisting of a fire-resistant coat and fire-resistant trousers, A bellows-like stretchable section is provided at the lower back of the fireproof coat, on both upper sides of the back of the fireproof coat, on the outer arms of the sleeves of the fireproof coat, at the back rise of the fireproof trousers, and at the front crotch of the fireproof trousers above the knee. A fire-resistant suit characterized by the following features.

Images