Fireproof Storage Bag - Small Pouch Sized

1 Small Pouch-Sized Fireproof Storage Bag

• Bag Size: 13" x 7.5" (33 cm x 19 cm)
• Opening: 13" (33 cm)

• Designed to reflect intense heat and insulate against it.
• Made from highly advanced materials—flame-resistant velcro, kevlar thread, fireproof/ needle punch felt, fiberglass, and aluminized material.
• Features a double-seal, fire-resistant hook and loop closure with a fold-over seal.
• Inherently flame resistant, our aluminized and insulated bag delivers protection. The base fabric will not burn, melt, or ignite, and significantly outperforms competitive fabrics when subjected to extreme heat and molten metal splash. Even after intense exposure, the fabric maintains its strength and integrity and continues to protect.
• Bag disclaimer: While we believe our fireproof bags greatly improve the survivability of the items stored within, due to the volatile nature of structure fires (and fires in general), we cannot guarantee that anything stored within our fireproof bags will survive unharmed.

• Our Brimstone Fireproof Storage Bags' proprietary layering system was tested in a third party FAA certified laboratory. The underside (outer layer/ face down) was placed .75 inches above a 1050 degree (F) calibrated Bunsen Burner for 30 minutes. A thermocouple was placed on the top side of the specimen (inner layer/ face up) and never registered above 170 degrees (F). The average temp registered on the top side was 142 degrees (F). Test reports available upon request. 
• A word of warning about competitors' cheap bags. If they do not have insulation, your bag may survive, but everything inside it could melt or be scorched. Some other manufacturers will say they have tested their product, but they do not mention how long. In a fire, time is what can kill your valuables. Heavy insulation and high reflectivity is what sets our bags apart.
• Fireproof safes are no guarantee. Do a little research and you’ll quickly discover how unprotected your valuables can be even while stored within a fireproof safe. As illustrated in the photo of the melted pistol, the owner was quoted as saying, "I guess my safe wasn't fireproof after all." If a fire gets hot enough that structure walls collapse, there is a very good chance that the contents of your safe could be destroyed even if the fireproof safe itself is still intact.