THERMARMOUR Emergency Blanket Military Green 1.5m x 2m

Be ready for the unexpected with the THERMARMOUR Emergency Blanket (Military Green)—a 2 m × 1.5 m passive warming solution designed for frontline emergency use. Built in collaboration with responders, this rugged, vacuum-packed blanket helps prevent heat loss and maintain normothermia—no power required. The integrated fastening strip allows secure wrapping around patients, making it ideal for field, military, and ambulance environments.

Key features:

Secure fastening design – Built-in tape strip lets you quickly fix the blanket in place, keeping it wrapped tightly around the patient during treatment or transport.

All-in-one 4-layer construction – Laminated fabric reflects and traps body heat without any external heat source.

Compact & vacuum-packed – Slim profile for easy storage in trauma kits, medic packs, or vehicle emergency kits.

Single-use & hygienic – Latex-free, X-ray safe, and recyclable unless soiled, with individual compressed packaging.

Adaptable sizing – Can be cut to fit the patient without compromising thermal protection.

Military-grade durability – Manufactured with a robust, windproof, and moisture-resistant outer layer.

Purpose-built for first responders, ambulance crews, and military medics, the THERMARMOUR Emergency Blanket (Military Green) provides reliable, fast-deploying thermal protection that’s compact, hygienic, and effective—a mission-ready essential for every emergency kit.

More from THERMARMOUR:

THERMARMOUR Medical Blanket (1 × 1.5 m) – Ideal for pre-op or ward warming.

THERMARMOUR Emergency Poncho – Offers full body coverage and protection from the elements. Ideal for remote emergencies.

THERMARMOUR Hand Warming Pouch – Used for warming hands before cannulation, or in emergency scenarios.

THERMARMOUR Hypothermia Evacuation Bag – Transports casualties to safety whilst helping to maintain normothermia.

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