Position and Appearance: The fire-resistant suit traction belt is usually located behind the collar of the firefighter's combat suit, usually hidden behind a Velcro strip, and is not easily noticeable when not in use. It can be quickly pulled out by removing the Velcro strip when needed.

Material: It is usually made of materials such as aramid fibers that are resistant to high temperatures and have high strength. Aramid fibers have characteristics such as flame retardancy, wear resistance, and tensile strength, and can maintain stable performance in high-temperature fire environments, ensuring that the traction belt can function effectively in critical moments.

Function and Usage: It is mainly used for rescue when firefighters encounter danger in a fire scene. When a firefighter falls and loses the ability to move in the fire scene, teammates can pull the traction belt to drag him out of the dangerous area, thereby avoiding further harm to the firefighter and providing time for rescue, ensuring the safety of the firefighter's life.