• TenCate Protective Fabrics

    Union City, GA 30291

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    6501 Mall Blvd.
    Union City, GA 30291
    http://www.tencateprotectivefabrics.com
    770-969-1000

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    Photo by Glen E. Ellman/Firehouse
    While attending trade shows, fire chiefs and firefighters can visit with manufacturers and have one-on-one time with the latest innovations.
    Ed Ballam
    Aug. 1, 2013
    Fire service trade shows continue to be a great place to see new products and Firehouse Expo 2013 in Baltimore was no exception.

    Articles & News

    Photos courtesy of Veridian Fire Protective Gear
    Oct 23 Ppe Pic 9 (veridian)
    Patrick Redd
    Oct. 16, 2023
    Patrick Redd explains what fire departments must consider when they contemplate the purchase of turnout gear for responses other than fires.
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    Firehouse Staff
    June 1, 2013
    BlauerBlauer’s Multi-Threat Ensemble is certified to NFPA 1994 Class 2 and NFPA 1992 for serious protection during physically demanding HAZMAT response. GORE CHEMPAK Ultra-Barrier...
    Photo courtesy of TenCate
    The new Caldura thermal liner from TenCate features the Kevlar filament.
    Christine Habicht
    Sept. 1, 2012
    In 2012, the DuPont Corp. announced it would cease production of Nomex® filament yarns for the fire service. Nomex filaments have long been favored for use in thermal liner face...
    Dupont recently invested $500 million in its Cooper River facility just outside Charleston, SC. This represents the largest single investment in Kevlar and the largest capacity increase since the fiber was introduced in 1965.
    Henry J. Costo
    Feb. 1, 2012
    Change is an inescapable reality of our everyday lives and certainly the fire service is not immune to that reality. Sometimes, the need for change is recognized by an organization...

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    Elkhart Brass introduced a new monitor capable of flowing up to 1,500 gpm with reduced friction loss compared to similar products, according to the maker. Called the Cobra EXM, the new monitor has a stow height of 16 inches and features electronic controls. Photo by Ed Ballam
    May 1, 2013
    New and innovative products found by Firehouse editors at FDIC.
    Ed Ballam/Firehouse
    Toyne – Ladder space is abundant on Toyne’s latest “quad” on the show floor ready for delivery to LaFayette Township (Ind.) Fire Department.
    April 20, 2012
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