Pac Fire will be on the ground at AFAC26, connecting with emergency services professionals from across Australasia and showcasing the latest in protective equipment and apparel. You’ll find us at stand 200, where our team will be ready to talk through what’s new and what’s next.
AFAC remains one of the key events on the industry calendar, bringing together fire and emergency service agencies, suppliers and specialists in one place. It’s always a great opportunity to catch up, share knowledge and see how the sector continues to evolve. You can find more about the event and book your free visitor pass on the AFAC conference website.
What’s on the stand
We’ll be featuring a mix of new releases and trusted products that support firefighters and rescue crews in the field.
Heroes wear HAIX. At AFAC26, we’ll be introducing HAIX footwear to the Pac Fire range. Drop by the stand to take a closer look and experience the lightweight performance HAIX brings to our range.
Also new is GORE-TEX CROSSTECH® PYRAD® Rescue Stretch, developed with MSA Bristol. This lightweight, breathable and waterproof rescue garment has been designed specifically for the challenges of rescue applications and is now available through Pac Fire.
You’ll also find:
- A growing range of ISO wildland fire and rescue helmets from Lakeland Pacific Helmets
- Safety eyewear from SafeStyle that moves easily from the workday to the weekend
- Equipment and consumables from trusted brands including Groves Red Rack, BlowHard, Seiz, Eflare, PIP, YDS, Citrosqueeze, Responder Wipes, THORZT and more
See you there
If you’re attending AFAC26, make sure to stop by stand 200 and say hello. Whether you’re looking for new solutions or just keen for a chat, the team will be there all week.
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