Emergency Foil Mylar Blanket for Survival, Rescue, Outdoor Camping Gear

• Customization: Available
• Certification: CE, FDA, ISO
• Material: Mylar
• Model NO.: MDK-E27
• Type: Keep Warming
• Using Field: Air, Field, Land
• Sample: Available
• Customization: Logo Printed on The Card Inside
• Transport Package: Zipper Bag
• Specification: 130x210cm, 140x210cm, 160x210cm
• Trademark: KAII or customized
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 10000

Product Description

Emergency blanket is with great use especially under emergency circumstances.  KAIIMED Mylar blanket are lightweight, compact, and highly reflective sheets made from a thin layer of metallicized plastic film. They are designed to provide insulation and protect against hypothermia in emergency situations.

 

 

KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS

 

Retaining Body Heat:	One of the primary uses of a survival blanket is to retain body heat. In emergency situations where exposure to the elements could lead to hypothermia, wrapping yourself in a survival blanket can help preserve your body temperature.
Shelter Construction:	Survival blankets can be used to create a makeshift shelter. By attaching the blanket to trees, rocks, or other objects, you can form a basic shelter to protect yourself from rain, wind, or snow.
Ground Insulation:	Placing a survival blanket under your sleeping bag or improvised bedding can help insulate you from the cold ground, preventing the loss of body heat through conduction.
Signaling for Help	The reflective surface of a survival blanket can be used to signal for help. The high visibility of the material makes it easier for search and rescue teams to spot you, especially in daylight.
Windbreak:	By attaching the blanket to create a barrier, you can block the wind, which can be especially important in cold or windy conditions.
Rain Protection	A survival blanket can be fashioned into a makeshift rain poncho or used as a rain cover for your shelter. This can help keep you dry and prevent further heat loss due to wet clothes.
Improvised Sling or Splint:	Injuries can occur in emergency situations, and a survival blanket can be used to fashion an improvised sling or splint to support an injured limb.
Fire Reflector	The reflective surface of a survival blanket can be used to direct heat from a fire back towards you, increasing the efficiency of your heat source.
Water Collection:	If you find yourself in a situation without a water source, you can use a survival blanket to collect dew or rainwater. Set up the blanket in such a way that it funnels water into a container.