Articles Tagged with ''flame resistant''

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.

Magid, the leading manufacturer and supplier of safety solutions and personal protective equipment (PPE), introduces three new products that provide Arc-Rated (AR) and Flame-Resistant (FR) protection.

National Safety Apparel (NSA) is here to help you conquer the cold with their Flame Resistant Outerwear line.  Select from a variety of options including: Parka, Bomber Jacket, Bib Overall, Vest, Hood, Hat, Liner, and Thermal Base Layers. These garments are designed for cold weather work environments with FR fabric that will not melt, drip, or ignite.

Tragic deaths from occurrences in industries such as oil and gas, fire service, and even education, not only have devastating outcomes but significant financial costs to the organizations. With frequent onsite Field worker accidents and growing concern over lab safety in schools, it’s no wonder flame-resistant (FR) clothing has literally become a “hot topic” issue.

National Safety Apparel (NSA) makes protection convenient with a variety of kits that guard you from Arc Flash and fierce weather conditions. Select from these kits to meet your needs: head protection that comes in 10 cal, 12 cal, or 20 cal; base layers for protection and comfort; complete arc flash kits available from HRC Level 2 to HRC Level 4, 8 cal/cm²  to 100 cal/cm²; winter wear; or rainwear.

Tingley Rubber Corporation, a leading supplier of protective footwear and clothing, has expanded its product offering of the highly successful Job Sight FR™ line of high visibility flame resistant apparel. The revolutionary new Eclipse™ offers Quad-Hazard™ protection in a high visibility, liquidproof, arc flash and flash fire compliant suit designed for affordable safety and comfort.

San Diego CA -- “This year’s event is our biggest show to date, with the highest attendance ever,” said Deborah A.P. Hersman, president and CEO of the National Safety Council (NSC), at the annual National Safety Congress and Expo held here in San Diego.