FR Coveralls | Flame Resistant Coveralls
Safety Supply America offers a wide assortment of flame resistant coveralls. Flame resistant coveralls offered by Safety Supply America are made from FR cotton, Nomex, or a FR cotton blend fabric. This site features three categories of FR coveralls: FR insulated coveralls for cold weather work environments, FR reflective coveralls for areas requiring improved visibility, and FR summer weight coveralls for work locations involving high temperatures.
- FR coveralls offered on this site meet the NFPA 70E HRC1 through HRC4 standards established for the electrical industry. The HRC rating of each pair of FR coveralls is listed in the product description.
- Some of the FR coveralls offered by Safety Supply America meet the oil and gas industry standards set forth in the OSHA 1910 memo. Contact Safety Supply America for more information.
FR Coverall Options
Safety Supply America offers FR coveralls in a variety of flame resistant fabrics, colors, styles, and sizes. FR coveralls feature many options, including storage pockets and side vent openings. Some of the flame resistant coveralls offered on this site are designed for both men and women. Most of the FR coveralls can be customized with company logos and personal names.
When are FR Coveralls Used?
FR coveralls are used by workers that work in and around hazardous jobsites. This includes sites where employees are working with open flames, electricity and electrical currents, or hazardous materials.
Electrical Industry Standards
NFPA 70E standards require electrical workers to wear FR clothing suited to their occupation. An HRC rating scale is employed to rate these articles of clothing. HRC ratings are correlated to the required level of protection for electrical workers in relation to the danger level of the job or jobsite. HRC stands for Hazard Risk Category and utilizes a number scale ranging from 1 to 4. An HRC 1 represents the lowest danger risk, while HRC 4, the highest. All of our FR coveralls feature a listed HRC level to establish their appropriateness for a particular jobsite. HRC levels are determined by the minimum amount of calories per square centimeter (ATPV or Cal/cm2) a treated garment must pass through to create a 50% probability of a 2nd or 3rd degree burn occurring. Safety Supply America sells flame resistant coveralls for many situations, ranging from the least hazardous HRC 1 jobsite to the most hazardous HRC 4 jobsites.
Oil and Gas Industry Standards
Some of the flame resistant coveralls sold by Safety Supply America comply with the new memorandum issued by OSHA (OSHA 1910). This memorandum stipulates flame resistant clothing must be worn by employees drilling for oil and gas, or by those performing maintenance on drilling equipment. The guidelines are delineated by the NFPA 2112 standard. This standard sets forth a minimum performance and certification requirement for the flame resistant clothing used in the oil and gas industry. Workers must wear FR clothing that meets the NFPA 2112 standard whenever working in areas in which flammable gases, vapors, and combustible dusts could be present. To learn which FR coveralls comply with the oil and gas industry standards, please contact Safety Supply America.