Protective FR Flame Resistant Shirt Fire Retardant Clothing

    Flame retardant lenzing FR base layer tops shirts,  made with double Jersey interlock knit construction. It is tough and fray-resistant to prevent rips, tears and abrasions.

     Lenzing merino wool blend fabrics are made to avoid burning, shrinking, charring, melting and decomposing when exposed to heat and flame. The fabric used for this men's FR shirt is tough enough, and safe enough, for firefighters and racing crews who are exposed to dangerous heat. 

    Lenzing RF offers protection from all kinds of heat: fire, radiant heat, electric arcs, molten metals and flash fires. 

Material Content: 50% merino wool, 50% lenzing FR

Material Construction: Interlock

Material weight: 200--230gsm

Seam: 100% flame retardant

 1. Per client's requirements and would have everying approved before shipping

      Harvest embraces key fiber technology and integrates rich resources of industrial chain in East China to form deep strategic cooperation with tens of factories and for unique vertical production chain system.Harvest can carry out flexible adjustment based on specificity of products and quickly realize samples within 15 days according to clients' demand.For bulk production, The maximum yield can be up to 50,000 pieces a day.

1.We are manufacturer---With our own factory located in Qingdao, Shandong covering more than 8,500 square meters and with over 5,00 hard-working experienced staff to guarantee our super quality.

 Who should wear Flame Resistant garments?

Anyone who may be in danger of experiencing an arc flash or flash fire, which includes, but is not limited to: oil workers, refinery, chemical, petrochemical, manufacturing, electricians, linemen, welders, miners and more.

What is Primary and Secondary Personal Protection?

This can be misleading. Primary Personal Protection Equipment is PPE which is your primary protection from a hazard and is meant to be taken off when the hazard does not exist. An example of Primary PPE is a welder’s helmet. In contrast, Secondary Personal Protection Equipment is PPE which you always have on, regardless if there is an immediate hazard or not. Secondary PPE is your last line of defense if an accident were to occur. Flame Resistant garments are considered secondary PPE because you always have them on regardless if there is or is not a pending incident.

Can I wear a non-FR jacket over my flame resistant PPE?

Your outermost layer should also be flame resistant. Under some conditions it is possible to wear 100% cotton (non-FR) garments under your flame resistant garments, however, it is exceedingly important that you do not wear any synthetic materials under flame resistant garments. You should also avoid non-FR or synthetic accessories outside of your garments.

What standards should I be looking for in FR clothing?

All FR garments sold in the US or Canada should meet NFPA 2112 and/or CGSB 155.20 and should have a hang tag in the back of the neck stating what standards the garment meets. If there is no tag, the garment fails to meet the any standards and caution should be taken when considering your purchase.

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