FlamePro – Shaping the future of firefighting PPE

FlamePro understands what it means to be responsible for your firefighters’ lives and the people they protect.  Many of us have been alarmed by recent research, commissioned by the Fire Brigades Union and independently carried out by the University of…

FlamePro successfully delivers vital PPE to Farnborough Airport
FlamePro, a manufacturing specialist of life-saving garments for firefighters, was awarded and has successfully delivered a contract by Farnborough Airport to provide firefighting PPE to the Airports Fire Officers for the next decade. The competitive tender saw three different providers…
New wildland firefighting suit unveiled by FlamePro sets new PPE benchmark for the industry
Wildland fires are an increasing threat in the UK. They’re high-risk, difficult to manage and create a set of very particular circumstances for firefighters battling the blaze. And with wildland call-outs measured in days, rather than hours, fire services need…
FlamePro wins major Capita tender to provide PPE for Ministry of Defence over next 10 years
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. The competitive tender, part of Capita’s contract…
Firefighter PPE manufacturer celebrates business growth with string of new appointments
FlamePro, a British manufacturer of life-saving garments for firefighters, is celebrating a string of recent appointments within the firm, following recent business success. The specialist FR PPE provider has recently welcomed four new recruits over recent months: Vicki Jackson has…
FlamePro launches flame-retardant face mask to protect firefighters and front line workers

These innovative new masks reduce the spread of infection, whilst ensuring FR PPE requirements are still adhered to Any workers needing to wear FR garments and a facemask need an FR mask to avoid material melting into skin when exposed…