Flame-resistant (FR) garments are an important safety item for workers in the power industry. However, protection varies based on the arc rating of the clothing. Wearers must understand how the FR ...

Below are some points to consider, as well as differences between no-melt, no-drip, true flame-resistant clothing and typical fire-retardant clothing. 1. Variety of Apparel Choices.

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / December 31, 2024 / Industries such as oil and gas, electric utilities, and manufacturing involve higher risks for employees, who may be exposed to dangers like fire ...

Recommended clothing for minimum flammability are sturdy jeans, blouses without frills, jersey pajamas (no ruffled nightgowns) and garments made from flame-retardant fabrics, according to fire ...

Flame-retardant treated garments require special laundering to maintain effectiveness (read the clothing label). Heavy, tight weave fabrics will burn more slowly than loose weave, light fabrics of ...

The Navy is preparing to introduce yet another clothing item to the fleet — a two-piece flame retardant uniform that aims to be “a common sense alternative to coveralls,” according to a U.S ...

He’s loaded with equipment, like a biometric sensor and fire-resistant overalls, to keep him safe, but please, no jewelry. By Phillip Horton When a Formula 1 driver settles into his car, he is ...