Disposable Fire Retardant Coveralls

Featuring a concealed zipper closure with flap, elasticated hood, cuffs and ankles. 

Disposable Fire Retardant Coveralls provide protect against solid-airborne particulates and small liquid chemicals, while the breathable material helps reduce heat build-up and promote comfortable wear.

Flame resistant treatment offers secondary protection against heat and flame, intended to protect workers against occasional and brief contact with small igniting flames, in circumstances where there is no significant heat hazard and without presence of another type of heat.

The EN ISO 15025 test used in EN 14116 applies a small flame to the centre of a sample of the garment fabric suspended vertically for 10 seconds. Fabric is classified according to one of three "index's" according to recorded performance.

Our EN 14116 Secondary FR disposable fabrics meet the Index 1 requirements.

Index 1

● No flame or melting to reach upper or outer edge

● No flaming or molten debris

● Afterglow < 2 seconds

Index 2

● Satisfying Index 1

● No hole formation > 5mm 

Index 3

● Satisfying Index 2

● Afterflame < 2 seconds

-  Welding, metal grinding·  

-  General powder handling, and woodworking

-  Limited biological hazards and infective agents

-  High temperature working condition

-  Industrial cleaning

-  Emergency services

-  Agriculture and veterinary service

What is a flame-retardant coverall?

It's a type of coverall dress made of naturally fire-resistant materials or fabrics. These are woven together to produce a boilersuit that protects you from thermal hazards, like flash fires or electric arc fires. You can also call these coveralls flame resistant coveralls.

Why Disposable Fire Retardant Coveralls are more expensive?

Flame resistant work apparel naturally costs more than regular work apparel. The reason FR clothing is more expensive is because industrial workers in the oil and gas, electrical, combustible dust fields, and other sectors, must have additional protection that only FR clothing can provide.

How Does The Fire Resistant Coverall Work?

The design of any flame resistant clothing keeps the predicted body burn area under 50 percent. This significantly improves the survival rate of burn victims.

Note that fire-resistant does not mean fireproof. So, fire resistant overalls are not worn to prevent thermal injuries. Instead, they reduce the effects of these injuries.

 FAQs

Q. Are Coveralls Fire Resistant?

A. The EN ISO 15025 test used in EN 14116 applies a small flame to the centre of a sample of the garment fabric suspended vertically for 10 seconds.Fabric is classified according to one of three "index's" according to recorded performance.Our EN 14116 Secondary FR disposable fabrics meet the Index 1 requirements.

Q. Is 100% Cotton Fire Resistant?

A. No. 100% cotton fibers can still ignite and will continue to burn when exposed to fire.

Q. What Is FRC Coverall?

A. FRC means flame-resistant clothing. So, FRC coverall refers to a coverall suite that meets the required fire-resistant coverall standards.

Q. When Should You Wear FR Clothing?

A. Use FR clothing anytime you work in an environment that is at risk of fire-related hazards,

also, if your workplace exposes you to combustible or high-voltage electrical materials.

Essentially, you should evaluate your workplace environment. Then, you will determine whether you need to wear a fire-resistant safety coverall while working.

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