Flame Resistant Men's Welding Shirt CAT2/NFPA2112 6.5OZ Lightweight

This FR button shirt offers exceptional protection against arc flash and flash fire, with a CAT 2 Arc Rating of ATPV 8.2 calories/cm², meeting the requirements of the NFPA 2112 standard on flame-resistant garments for industrial personnel protection against flash fire (2023 edition). It is also NFPA 70E and ASTM F1506 certified.

The innovative design features an armpit vent that actively expels hot air, ensuring comfort even in demanding conditions. This flame-retardant shirt also has waterproof and oil-resistant functions, making it suitable for work in rainy or harsh environments.

Constructed with durable 6.5oz FRDURATEX FR fabric and a snap closure design, this shirt offers long-lasting wear and easy removal after extended work hours. The soft fabric becomes increasingly comfortable over time, and the self-extinguishing properties can help prevent or reduce the severity of burn injuries, providing additional protection.

For enhanced functionality, the shirt features a button-down collar, two front chest pockets with flaps and button closures, and a pen case design, allowing you to safely store small items needed for your work.

The flame-retardant effects of this shirt are maintained for up to 100 washes, supporting both industrial and home washing. A small sample is included in the package for customers to easily test the flame-resistant properties.

Regarding who should wear flame-resistant uniforms, workers in industries with a high risk of exposure to fire hazards, electrical arcs, or combustible dust, such as oil and gas, electrical, welding, firefighting, and chemical processing, should wear FR uniforms for safety.

Flame-resistant uniforms work by self-extinguishing, limiting the spread of flames and preventing further injury. They provide insulation from heat, reducing the risk of burns, and can also protect against molten metal splashes and electrical arcs.

When choosing the right FR uniform, it is crucial to consider the specific hazards present in the workplace, required safety standards or regulations, and the level of protection needed. The appropriate FR uniform should meet industry standards like NFPA 2112, NFPA 70E, or ASTM F1506.

To maintain the FR properties of the shirt, it is essential to follow the care instructions. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners, as they may reduce the flame-resistant properties. Regularly inspect the uniform for wear and tear and replace it if it becomes damaged or contaminated.

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