arc protection suit, 8.6 cal, coverall

Standard 8.6 cal Arc Flash Protection Suit

Experience unmatched safety and comfort with our standard arc flash protection suit. This suit is crafted to offer superior protection in high-risk environments while ensuring maximum comfort for the wearer.
01 Fabric: Made from 6.5oz inherently flame-resistant fabric, our suit provides outstanding protection against arc flashes, ensuring your safety at all times.
02 Color: Featuring an elegant blend of orange and navy blue, this suit not only meets safety standards but also offers a professional and stylish appearance.
03 FR Reflective Tapes: Equipped with 3M FR reflective tapes on the shoulders, sleeves, and legs, our suit enhances visibility and safety, even in low-light conditions.
Whether you are working in electrical maintenance, power plants, or any high-risk industry, our standard arc flash protection suit is designed to keep you protected and comfortable. Trust in our quality and experience the difference.

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