This article discusses the technology for manufacturing fire-resistant special clothing using flame-resistant fibers. The article examines basalt, aramid, and carbon fibers as fire-resistant materials. These fibers, with their high heat resistance, mechanical strength, chemical stability, and ecological safety, are important materials in the production of fire-resistant clothing. The article provides detailed information on the production process, technologies, properties of materials, and the areas of use of these fire-resistant garments. It also analyzes opportunities to improve the quality of fire-resistant clothing with new technologies and materials.

flame-resistant fibers, special clothing, basalt fiber, aramid fibers, carbon fibers, heat resistance, clothing production technologies, ecological materials, safety clothing, industrial materials, fire-resistant materials.

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