Flame Retardant Anti-Static HiVis Jacket

The Flame Retardant/Anti-Static HiVis Bomber Jacket is the ideal solution for keeping you protected, visible, warm and dry! The fully water resistant, breathable and quilt lined bomber jacket is a quality product sourced and made in here in the UK. These are available in both rail spec HiVis Orange and Yellow.

A good standard for deciding flame retardant Jackets is not only life protection but also is comfortable in wearing. At the beginning time of the flame retardant workwear coming out, the limited conditions of technology led to the product not yet mature. With the continuous development of the industry and the improvement of safety awareness, Our Flame retardant anti-static hi-vis jackets in UK, Flame retardant jackets in UK are both protective and comfortable. However, relaxation is slightly different under the conditions of size, material, and other environments.

flame retardant clothing is a special kind of personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to protect you from fire-related hazards. Although it’s not entirely “fire-proof,” Fire-Retardant clothing will reduce your risk of getting burned while on the work. How does it work? The Fire-Retardant workwear itself will catch fire if exposed to a flame. However, it’s designed to self-extinguish almost immediately. So, it won’t continue to burn once ignited. The two main types of FR workwear are flame-resistant and flame-retardant. And while both of these are equally safe to use, there are some differences. Let’s take a closer look. Flame-Retardant overalls are made from a material that is inherently resistant to flames and embers. Meaning that the apparel and fibers will naturally stamp out. Flame-Retardant clothing, on the other hand, is made from materials that have been chemically treated to achieve the same self-extinguishing properties. As you can see, the main difference in these two types of clothing is in the garment material. Both will self-extinguish. Both will reduce the likelihood and severity of burns. Either option can adequately shield you from fire-related hazards. In fact, it’s actually quite difficult to tell the difference between the two. Check the inside of your tag, or follow up with the clothing manufacturer to find out which style you’re currently using. It’s important to note that Fire retardant coveralls are not the same as Arc flash clothing. FR clothing protects workers from things like flash fires, flames. Ask your safety specialist if you’re unsure whether Flame retardant coveralls or Arc clothing is best for you. It really depends on the scope of your work, and which types of hazards you’re regularly exposed to.