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Large orange flame-resistant welding Suit Hunting Camping Carrot Prison Costume - $40 (Austin)
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These coveralls are treated with a proprietary process, which includes the application of a flame-retardant chemical. Once the chemical has been applied to the garment, it creates a long chain flame-retardant polymer. The core of each cotton fiber contains the flame-retardant polymer.
Fortunately, the FR cotton stays comfortable and soft. If you're looking for a viable alternative to traditional FR fabrics, the Indura FRC™ is a great choice. It delivers great protection against electric arc and flame. However, the Indura material isn't designed to keep workers safe from molten chemicals. It also doesn't work well for applications that expose workers to strong oxidizers or reducing agents.
The good news is that these coveralls can be used for control operations, welding, flame cutting, gas, chemical, utilities and petrochemicals. They have seven double-stitched pockets. The non-sparking brass zipper closure and Snap-On wrists and lapel are other great features. They even have an elastic waistband for the best fit.
Features:
Durable and protective one-piece back
All stress points are bar tacked
Waistband made from elastic material
Brass zipper closure made from non-sparking material
Seven double-stitched pockets
Engineered for superior flame resistance
Made from 100 percent FR cotton
7 double-stitched pockets: 2 breast, 2 rear, 2 hip, 1 tool
One-piece back (action back)
Non-sparking brass zipper closure with snaps on lapel and wrists
Lock-down safety stitching throughout w/ feld seam seat
All stress points bar tacked
Elastic in waistband
Meets or exceeds: NFPA 70E, 1971, 1975, 1977, ASTM F1506, ARC thermal performance tested, F1002-continuous wear when intermittent exposure to molten metals are possible.
Consider upsizing if you are wearing garments over street clothes and jackets.
If you are between sizes, it is best to order the next size up.