PRIVATE LABEL · CUSTOMER-DEFINED PROGRAMMES

Fire Blanket

Name: Fire Blanket
Brand: VETEX

Specify the complete retail unit—not only the cloth.

VETEX supplies finished fire-blanket programmes for safety brands and distributors. Finished size, pull tabs, packaging, instructions and evidence are agreed as one model-specific specification.

Discuss your specification →Review configuration ↓

Configuration visualization of a white fiberglass fire blanket with two black pull tabs, a rigid box, a soft pouch and a measuring tape — **CONFIGURATION VISUALIZATION**Two pull tabs · soft pouch or rigid box · final model subject to approved specification

COMMON SIZE RANGE1 × 1 m to 2 × 2 m

OTHER SIZESCustomer-defined

RELEASETwo pull tabs

PACKAGINGSoft pouch or rigid box

01 · PURCHASING DECISIONS

Build the complete model.

Six decisions keep the blanket, release system, packaging and documentation aligned.

Market & standard

Identify the destination market, intended use and customer or regulatory specification before model approval.

Finished dimensions

Common finished sizes run from 1 × 1 m to 2 × 2 m. Other dimensions can be reviewed against the complete construction.

Blanket construction

Confirm fabric identity, hems, folding, pull-tab material and extraction requirements using the complete sample.

Packaging format

Choose a PVC soft pouch or rigid box, then confirm mounting, packed dimensions and artwork.

Private label

Agree logo, languages, instructions, barcode and carton presentation before production.

Evidence scope

Match the report to the exact tested model. A fabric specification is not a finished-blanket approval.

02 · PACKAGING + OEM

Two packaging routes. One approved retail unit.

Both packaging formats are available from VETEX. The blanket, release system, container and printed information still require one approved model specification.

SOFT POUCH

PVC soft pouch

Compact presentation with customer-defined artwork, instructions and mounting details.

RIGID BOX

Rigid container

Structured wall-mounted presentation with model-specific dimensions, labels and extraction checks.

03 · TECHNICAL BOUNDARY

Approve the model—not a generic claim.

VETEX has an EN 1869:1997 report for the tested configuration. Confirm the tested model, size coverage, report scope and destination-market requirements before using the reference in artwork or sales documents.

PURCHASING & SPECIFICATION

Specify the retail unit—not just the cloth.

For brands and distributors, the finished blanket, pull tabs, container, instructions and model-specific evidence belong in one purchasing brief.

Start with what you are buying for

Private-label safety brands

Define destination markets, intended use, label languages, artwork and the exact models you want evaluated.

Safety-equipment distributors

Compare finished dimensions, pouch or rigid-case format, mounting needs and replenishment packaging.

Include in your RFQ

01
Market & model
Identify the sales market, intended use, finished dimensions and the applicable standard or customer specification.
02
Blanket & release system
Agree the fabric, hems, pull tabs, folding and extraction requirements using the complete packaged sample.
03
Pack, label & instructions
Provide pouch or box preference, mounting needs, approved instructions, languages, logo and barcode artwork.
04
Evidence & shipment
Request report scope for the exact model and sizes; agree sample terms, unit packing, carton quantity and destination.

05 · SPECIFICATION ENQUIRY

Build your fire-blanket programme

Send the market, finished sizes, pouch or box choice, languages, artwork and order quantity. Aline will return with the specification points that still need agreement.

Destination market and intended use
Finished size range and quantity
Soft pouch or rigid box
Languages, artwork and evidence required