S-GARD Catalogue 2018/2019
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S-GARD Catalogue 2018/2019 - 1

When it matters most.

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^-GARD Dear firefighters and rescue workers Did you know that your safety is what drives us day in, day out? It is precisely why we work on continuously improving our protective clothing. The new S-GARD catalog provides an overview of our product range, new products and fascinating stories from the world of firefighting and rescue. We are delighted to present one of the latest innovations on the market in the form of the Nomex® Nano flex-material by DuPontTM. This fabric keeps harmful soot particles away from your skin, as you can see from page 36ff This is why we are already incorporating...

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«As far as I am concerned, safety comes first. That’s why I wear S-GARD gear.» WE ARE YOUR PARTNER WHEN IT MATTERS MOST. You fight fires and save lives. That requires courage, experience and reliance in your team and in your equipment. So that you can feel safe in extreme situations, are optimally prepared and have the best possible protection, we can provide you with high quality firefighting clothing and modern training options. And we’ve been doing this for more than 130 years. Based in Heinsberg in Germany, we develop firefighting clothing that protects you against high temperatures,...

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s-gard.com Turnout gear requires special care – not only so that the desired protective effect lasts as long as possible. The correct care also offers the best protection against pathogenic substances that can be retained in the fabric after use. To relieve your station of this problem make sure clothing is processed in accordance with its level of soiling, S-GARD offers a special care and maintenance service. We train and accredit laundries in handling S-GARD firefighter protective clothing to ensure you can concentrate on your actual work. In addition, we hold seminars for fire...

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Overview matrix part 1 The S-GARD Quality Standard Our turnout gear features the following details. Our protective fire service clothing is available as standard in the sizes XS to 3XL (short sizes: KXS–KXXL / long sizes: LS–LXXL). Please feel free to contact us about special sizes. FURTHER INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT s-gard.com S-GARD PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS AT A GLANCE ADVANCE PROGRESS BASIC PLUS Maximum ease of movement High-vis vest exemption Inspection openings Extended back section One flashlight holder with snap lock One tool loop on left Knitted cuffs with ITC system not for GORE®...

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«When I wear S-GARD gear, I know I can fully concentrate on my work.» External shoulder protectors Chest pocket, radio-compatible Ergonomically shaped collar with chin guard and Heat Seal design Tool pocket on ^ the left upper arm see angle-head flashlight Waterproof multigrip front closure ► Cargo pockets with snap-hook loops and Load Control System PRODUCTS AT A ULTIMATE GLANCE SERIES Knitted cuffs with ITC system All clothing series for your work Discov our series in detail You know exactly what your protective equipment has to cope with in everyday use and the high demands you...

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BEST PROTECTION, HIGH MANEUVERABILITY EN 469:2005 Cl. 2 Boot lock hooks Grip strip Easy Grip front closure (not for GORE® PARALLONTM system) gold black-blue ULTIMATE PANTS ·· Integrated comfort suspender system Reinforced/extended grips on cargo pockets and adjusting elements ·· Padded knee area with PRX9000 technology ·· Two cargo pockets with Load Control System ·· Ergonomically angled S-Pocket design ·· Boot lock hook, joins pants and boots ·· MOVE+3D freedom of movement with Leg Mobility design and preformed sections ·· PRX9000 technology on rear flap (not for GORE® PARALLON™ system)...

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Company history Company founder Hubert Schmitz S-GARD A LOOK BACK AT 130 YEARS OF EXPERTISE With his horse-drawn wagon, Hubert Schmitz once delivered his linen material to the local weavers without knowing that he was laying the cornerstone for the S-GARD brand. Today, S-GARD is synonymous with high quality and innovative protective and functional clothing and is now being managed in its fifth generation, still at its original location in Heinsberg. 1887 | The beginning In 1887, Hubert Schmitz founded a linen weaving company in Heinsberg in Germany, near the border with the Netherlands....

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DTS/IRS rescue system Comfort suspender system PRX9000 shoulder protectors MOVE+ design BEST INSULATION WITH EASE OF MOVEMENT Kidney protection with PRX9000 protectors Height-adjustable radio pocket Storage pocket for IRS Holder for an angle-head flashlight Bellows pocket with knife pocket Reinforced grips Grip reinforcement Knitted cuffs with ITC system TITAN PANTS ·· Integrated comfort suspender system Padded knee area with aramid fleece ·· MOVE+ ease of movement gold black-blue ·· PRX9000 technology on rear flap ·· Access gusset and side placket ·· Reinforced/extended grips on cargo...

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DTS/IRS rescue system Comfort suspender system IMPROVED VISIBILITY FOR ENHANCED PROTECTION PRX9000 technology in the shoulder area Holder for an angle-head flashlight Knife pocket black-blue Knitted cuffs with ITC system SWISSHUNTER PANTS black-blue red ·· Integrated comfort suspender system ·· MOVE+ ease of movement SWISSGUARD COAT ·· PRX9000 technology on rear flap HUNTER COAT ·· Two loops with D-rings beneath the chest pocket flaps ·· Tool pocket on the left upper arm ·· Reinforced cuff edges ·· Body Language reflective strips ·· 3M 9687 Tripletrim reflective strips with quadruple seams...

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This ‘EFAS’ system is designed to help fire services deal with the special hazards encountered at sea. Fires on ships are special challenges for both firefighters and operations controllers. Access to the fire is usually only possible from above. Narrow spaces between bulkheads and steep passageways make it difficult for the emergency services to reach the source of a fire. Even operations controllers may find it difficult to get an overview of the situation within a ship. Thick steel walls prevent radio transmission, so that it is near impossible to locate and make contact with...

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