High-Quality Components
Ram Air PPE Dryers are built with the highest quality components. We strive to set standards beyond any competitor’s fire gear dryers.
NFPA COMPLIANT
Ram Air’s Ambient Air Gear Dryers align with gear manufacturer drying requirements and comply with NFPA 1851/FEMSA recommendations for drying gear.
DRYING FOR ALL YOUR GEAR
Helmet dryers, boot dryers, and accessory ports for drying gloves, face masks and SCBAs keep ALL equipment dry.
OUR PRODUCTS
TURNOUT GEAR DRYERS
Ram Air Turnout Gear Dryers safely and quickly dry all turnout gear and accessories including helmets, gloves, boots, face masks and SCBAs. Our PPE gear dryers are available in 4, 6 or 8-unit models with a touchscreen control that enables ambient or heated-air drying. All our turnout gear dryers align with gear manufacturer requirements and comply with NFPA 1851/FEMSA recommendations for drying firefighter turnout gear.
SPECIAL-OPS GEAR DRYERS
By allowing for inverted drying, Ram Air’s T4-IHT Special-Ops Gear Dryers are able to dry hazmat, immersion (survival or gumby suits), CBRN/Multi-threat suits, and ice-rescue suits that standard gear dryers cannot accommodate. Additionally, the T4-IHT gear dryer dries standard bunker gear and accessories. Adjustable to any size gear, it dries quickly and efficiently without turning gear inside out and causing damage to the gear.
ACCESSORIES
Ram Air’s turnout gear dryer accessories add flexibility to your gear dryer –helping your department run more efficiently.
EDUCATION
Comparing Equipment Drying Options for firefighter bunker gear drying: What’s the Best Choice?
Properly drying firefighter turnout gear is essential for preserving its protective qualities and ensuring it's ready for the next emergency. With various drying methods available, it can be challenging to choose the best one. In this blog, we’ll compare three common...
Healthy In, Healthy Out
The State of Washington, Department of Labor & Industries, Safety & Heasth Investment Projects recently released this guide for reducing firefighter risk of exposures to carcinogens. Download the document
Wear and Tear May Cause Firefighter Gear to Release More ‘Forever Chemicals”
A new study from NIST shows that those textiles tend to release more PFAS after being subjected to simulated wear and tear. Read the full article