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At FlamePro, we believe that protecting firefighters starts with world-class innovation and an unwavering commitment to safety. That’s why we’re excited to partner with

G4S has revolutionised its Emergency Response Team with FlamePro’s cutting-edge structural fire suits. With an impressive 18-year legacy safeguarding a sprawling 303-acre site for Babcock International, G4S identified the pressing need for advanced protective gear.

We’re excited to introduce our fresh new website! Easy to navigate, quick to load, and teaming with useful information, it’s a helpful customer resource

Bespoke Garments – Supply and Distribution ofPPE for the National Ambulance Resilience Unit HART.Timeframe: 6 – 8 weeksContract Size: 1175 full ensembles per annumOverview: The United Kingdom contract for Personal Protection Equipment

In the fast-paced and ever-changing world of firefighting, it’s frustrating to wait months for PPC orders. Time and lives are precious, and the tender

Explaining EN ISO 15384:2020 +A1:2021 – Wildland Firefighting Clothing There are a wide variety of standards that personal protective clothing and equipment have to

We have been awarded a place on the ESPO Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Clothing framework (144), which makes buying FlamePro kit easier than

All protective clothing and equipment has to conform to certain UK, European and international standards – EN16689:2017 is the European standard for technical rescue

Crucial to keep your team safe   Keeping fire kit clean and structurally intact isn’t optional nowadays. It’s about keeping the team safe because

When Farnborough Airport Rescue & Fire Fighting Service (FARFFS) sought to renew its personal protective equipment (PPE) contract, its criteria extended beyond exceptional safety gear. They were in search of a supplier capable of delivering outstanding customer service and prompt delivery. FlamePro, a renowned provider of life-saving garments to firefighters worldwid

The United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MOD) issued a contract to globally fit out all 97 UK defence sites globally with the supply and distribution of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE).This included full ensembles of equipment for 2,500 personnel, and logistics cover beyond t

It was announced that the UK would send 12,000 sleeping kits to the Ukrainian Armed Forces to assist them in gruelling winter conditions. Suppliers, however, had lead times of 6-12 months on the sleeping systems, and the MOD needed

In the dynamic and perilous realm of firefighting, the significance of outfitting firefighters in flame retardant (FR) base layers versus non-FR garments cannot be

Many of us have been alarmed by recent research commissioned by the Fire Brigades Union and independently carried out by the University of Central Lancashire, that evidences instances of cancer among firefighters aged 35-39 is up to 323% higher than t

Firefighting kit has a number of functions; it protects crew members in a wide range of situations and makes them instantly recognisable in an emergency. Replacing your kit at the right time keeps you safe and comfortable, no matter what the shout is for.

FlamePro RECYCLE is our new service introduced to give you an easy, safe and importantly  secure disposal route for all of your end of

We know that every day as a firefighter is not the same. Every call-out is different – from road traffic collisions to industrial fires,

FlamePro, a British manufacturing specialist of life-saving garments for firefighters, has been awarded a £4m contract by Capita to provide its firefighting PPE for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) across the next decade.

No matter what task you’re undertaking, your kit is your last line of defence between you and the fire, floodwater, corrosive chemicals or other

When the average firefighter needs to evaporate about a litre of sweat every hour to regulate their body temperature, understanding heat stress and how

Here at FlamePro we have a reputation for designing the best kit to protect firefighters from the hazards they face every day. But how

Twenty-first century firefighters need to respond to a range of risks and incidents and their kit needs to help them do that, so what