The Brimstone Cinch Strap ST is a reliable, high-performance safety accessory designed to secure the Brimstone EV Fire Suppressor Blanket ST™ tightly around the base of vehicles during battery fire emergencies. Constructed from 1.5” (3.8 cm) wide Para Aramid (Kevlar) material, this bright yellow strap offers exceptional durability and visibility. Measuring approximately 45’ (13.7 m) in length, it’s perfectly suited for small and standard-sized vehicles, including most forklifts. Its versatile design allows it to double as a quick rollout deployment strap when properly packed with the Brimstone EV Fire Suppressor Blanket ST. Featuring an easy-to-use cinch clasp and a convenient quick-release mechanism, this sturdy strap ensures smooth operation even when wearing gloves. Please note: A cinch strap is included with every EV Fire Suppressor Blanket ST kit, providing you with enhanced safety and convenience right from the start.
The cinch strap may be used multiple times, though close inspection is suggested after each use.
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Includes
(1) Para Aramid (Kevlar) cinch strap 45' x 1.5" (13.7 m x 3.8 cm)
Dimensions
Approx. Size: 45' x 1.5” (13.7 m x 3.8 cm)
Approx. Weight: 1.8 lbs (0.8 kg)
Important Details
Color: Bright yellow
Intended to be used as a whole vehicle wrap around cinch to secure the Brimstone EV Fire Suppressor Blanket ST tight around the base of the vehicle.
45' Length is appropriate for most small and standard-sized vehicles, including most forklifts.
Cinch strap doubles as a quick rollout deployment strap when packed properly with Brimstone EV Fire Suppressor Blanket ST.
Cinch clasp is easy to use (even with gloved hands).
Quick release mechanism.
Sturdy construction.
A cinch strap is included in every EV Fire Suppressor Blanket ST kit.
The cinch strap may be used multiple times, though close inspection is suggested after each use.
