safety equipments - coverall

Key Features:

• Material: IHERENT FRC (Inherently Flame Resistant Cotton) with reflective tape. The "inherent" designation means the flame resistance is built into the fiber itself, not just a chemical treatment, making it more durable to washing and wear.

• Fabric Weight: 180 GSM (grams per square meter). This is lighter than the previously described coveralls (230 GSM), suggesting it might be more suitable for warmer climates or less strenuous activities where a lighter fabric is preferred, while still offering flame protection.

• Color: Blue (as depicted in the image).

• Design: Long-sleeved, full-body coverall featuring reflective stripes on the arms, and on the legs for enhanced visibility. It includes a collar, a front closure (likely a zipper or buttons), and pockets. The model is wearing a hard hat and safety glasses, typical for industrial safety attire.

• Standards Met:

  • EN ISO 11612 (A1, B1, C1, F1) - Protective clothing against heat and flame.

  • EN 1149-5:2008 - Protective clothing – Electrostatic properties. This indicates it is antistatic.

  • ISO 14116 - Protective clothing against heat and flame – Limited flame spread materials, material assemblies and garments.

  • IEC 61482-2-1 4KA - Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc. The "4KA" refers to the arc rating.

  • ASTM F1959 (HRC1) - Standard Test Method for Determining the Arc Rating of Materials for Clothing. HRC1 (Hazard Risk Category 1) indicates a specific level of arc flash protection.

• Sizing: Available in sizes S-5XL.