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    • Manufacturer's Corner

    Manufacturer's Corner allows fire and rescue product and equipment manufacturers the opportunity to provide tips and insight with the firefighters who use them.
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    Manufacturer's Corner: St. Louis Hits the Streets in New Smeal Apparatus

    May 3, 2018
    Firefighters in St. Louis are using eight new Smeal fire apparatus, including pumpers, aerial and a platform.
    Targetsolutions Nfpa 1851 Firefighter Cancer Training
    Fire Service Industry Partner Content

    Manufacturer's Corner: TargetSolutions Releases New Course Covering NFPA 1851

    May 3, 2018
    TargetSolutions developed a new training program to educate firefighters on cancer, including the NFPA 1851 standard and best practices to reduce exposure.
    FLIR
    Firefighters used the FLIR K2 to find a person trapped by heavy fire conditions on the second floor. As they bailed out of the structure, they left the TIC and later found it damaged, but fully operational.
    Fire Service Industry Partner Content

    Manufacturer's Corner: Structure Consumed, Rescue Made, Life Saved – and TIC Recovered

    May 2, 2018
    Jason Messerschmidt details the rescue from a burning home and the recovery of the firefighter's thermal imaging camera after the fire was knocked down.
    5.11 Tactical Series
    The 5.11 XPRT 3.0 Waterproof 6” focuses on comfort and performance with exceptional shock absorption.
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    Manufacturer's Corner: Comfort and Performance in Selecting Work Boots

    April 24, 2018
    Comfort is an individual preference but looking at a few key features can help firefighters determine if the boot is right for them.
    Bruce Johnston
    Fire Service Industry Partner Content

    Manufacturer's Corner: High-Strength Steels Inspiring Rescue Tool Design, Training

    April 2, 2018
    Bruce Johnston explains why firefighters need to have the knowledge, tools and training to work with increased tensile strength steels in vehicles.