Resin Fire-Resistant Zippers & Plastic Teeth Flame-Retardant Zippers: The Perfect Partners for Fire Suits

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2025-11-10

With the technological upgrading of the flame-retardant zipper industry in 2025

With the technological upgrading of the flame-retardant zipper industry in 2025, resin fire-resistant zippers and plastic teeth flame-retardant zippers have become mainstream choices in fields such as fire suits and workwear. Resin fire-resistant zippers are made of polymer resin materials, which are lightweight, flexible, soft to the touch and have excellent flame-retardant performance. They do not burn when in contact with open flames and can extinguish quickly, making them very suitable for scenarios requiring frequent opening and closing.

Plastic teeth flame-retardant zippers, on the other hand, are made of nylon plastic teeth, offering stronger high-temperature resistance. They are suitable for extreme environments such as high-temperature workplaces and welding sites. Both types possess outstanding high-temperature resistance and flame-retardant properties, providing reliable safety protection for firefighters and industrial workers.

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