Articles Tagged with ''FR clothing''

The TECGEN® brand 5 Pocket Denim Jean combines durability and comfort to offer a hardworking flame-resistant denim package

Be seen. Be cool. Be protected. Worker visibility is critical to worker safety.

The flame-resistant (FR) clothing market has soared in the past five to ten years, paralleling the nation’s booming oil and gas industry.

Dust collection, eye protection and FR products were this week’s top EHS-related products of the week as featured on ISHN.com.

PIP is pleased to announce additions to its FR Work Apparel clothing line. What is Flame Resistant apparel? Flame resistant apparel meets specific ASTM standards that deem the fabric flame resistant for wearing apparel.

TenCate Protective Fabrics, the world’s leading manufacturer of inherently flame resistant (FR) fabrics, will supply its Tecasafe® Plus FR fabric for the manufacture of garments to be used by workers producing plastic resins and petrochemicals.

Getting a better grasp on the phenomena of arc flashes and a better understanding of how to protect electrical workers against these potential killers in the workplace is the objective of a multi-year, $6.5-million program launched late last year by the IEEE and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).

Every year, more than 2,000 people are admitted to burn centers with severe arc-flash burns.

Flame-resistant (FR) garments are traditionally designed to fit in one of two ways: for male or unisex proportions.

For EHS professionals in the utilities, manufacturing and construction industries, the risks are great and the costs are high in managing an effective flame-resistant clothing (FRC) program.