B-Series · Budget positioning
Fiberglass-based constructions may be assessed for price-sensitive dealer programs and project stock. Confirm the complete blanket specification and required evidence before making an intended-use claim.
S-Series · Standard positioning
Silicone-coated fiberglass may be assessed for a standard distributor or facility program where its surface and handling meet the brief. Confirm material, seams, size and test scope for the exact configuration.
H-Series · High-temperature positioning
High-silica fabric may be considered for projects requiring a specialist high-temperature textile. VETEX high silica fabric is ≥96% SiO₂ and rated for long-term use up to 1000°C as a material; this does not by itself establish finished blanket or vehicle-fire performance.
Build the private-label program
Discuss OEM logo, carrying bag, carton, instructions/manual, size, color and target-market documentation. Confirm MOQ, sample approval and packaging artwork for each program.
Safety and validation come first
EV battery fires involve serious thermal, explosion and toxic-gas hazards. A blanket is not an extinguisher and should not be presented as a guarantee of containment. Project suitability and instructions require qualified review and evidence for the exact assembly.
Frequently asked questions
Are B, S and H official certification categories?
No. They are buyer-facing commercial positioning labels only. The project specification, test method and product evidence determine what can be claimed.
Can a material temperature figure be used as a finished vehicle blanket rating?
No. Material data does not automatically establish the performance or safety of a sewn blanket or its intended use.