Washing machines designed for fire rescue environments.
Don’t risk its protection with the wrong wash. A professional washing machine with specialized programs is essential to remove soot, chemicals, and dirt while preserving the fabric’s flame resistance and protective properties. With the right machine, your gear lasts longer, performs better, and keeps your team safer on every call.
With 15 standard programs designed to handle everything from heavy-duty textiles to delicate garments and allergy-friendly options, the DE Series offers a versatile solution for every need. Additional specialized programs are also available as options to cater to various industry-specific requirements.
Thanks to the innovative WED technology (Water Efficiency Drum) and the smart WLS system (Water Level System), water and energy consumption are significantly reduced – making the washing process both cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
Designed to operate quietly during both washing and spinning, these machines are perfect for use in environments like fire stations and military facilities, where minimizing noise disruption is essential without compromising performance.
When it comes to heavy-duty laundry demands, one size doesn’t fit all. The DE Series offers high-capacity washing machines – ideal for laundry rooms managing large loads and continuous operation. With models available in 180, 240, and 280 liter capacities.
Durable by Design, these robust machines feature a smart clinch-mounted construction where metal sheets are pressed together to form a strong bond. This ensures longevity, minimal maintenance, and reliable performance even under tough, continuous use.
Discover the DE Series – premium high-performance washing machines designed for professional environments. With advanced technology, robust construction, and smart user-friendly design, they deliver excellent results while saving energy and water, ensuring long-term reliability and sustainability.
How to clean your PPE equipment
In order to minimize the risk for firefighters of being diagnosed with cancer we need to minimize their exposure to cancer causing toxic chemicals such as PAH particles. One way of doing that is trough thorough cleaning and decontamination of the PPE equipment. There are a few things to always bare in mind while doing so.
Cancer – the Number One Cause of Death Among Firefighters
According to numerous studies cancer is the number one cause of death among firefighters. In North America cancer caused 61% of the career firefighter line-of-duty deaths from January 1, 2002, to March 31, 2017. Firefighters also run a 9% higher risk of being diagnosed with cancer and a 14% higher risk of dying from cancer than the general population.
