In fire rescue operations, every second is a race between life and death. Firefighter protective clothing must withstand not only high temperatures and thermal radiation, but also compound hazards such as chemical splashes and sharp-object tears.

Oilfield and mining operation environments are extremely harsh, with the coexistence of high temperatures, electrostatic sparks, oil and gas, and chemical corrosion. Customers often require a "multi-performance compatible" composite protective fabric.

In petroleum, natural gas, mining, and chemical plant areas, electrostatic sparks, oil and gas deflagration, acid-alkali corrosion, and extreme heat are four life-threatening hazards faced by workers.

Industrial protective workwear scenarios are complex and ever-changing — from welding spark spatter and high-temperature radiation in metallurgy, to flammable and explosive atmospheres in oilfields, and chemical splash corrosion. Workers face multiple safety threats at all times.