Flame retardant clothing.

Here you will find flame protection clothing in both women's and men's models that can be used in several professions where you need to be extra protected against heat and flame. The flame retardant clothing protects against heat and it can be anything from convection heat, radiant heat, metal splashes or a combination of these.

In our unique range, you will find work clothes ranging from jackets to undergarments and service trousers from well-known brands such as Blåkläder, Lyngsøe Rainwear and Portwest.

We always have the right work clothes for you and your workplace so you can feel safe when you work in tough environments. We offer comfortable and sturdy flame retardant garments to wear that always ensure that the garments are used and protect you in the event of an accident.

Our protective clothing is certified according to EN ISO 11612 and gives the wearer protection against short-term contact with heat and flame. Read below in the guide about what applies and which professions are suitable to wear different flame retardant garments.

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Guide – Flame retardant clothing

The clothes are certified according to EN ISO 11612 and give the wearer protection against short-term contact with heat and flame.

Instructions on how to use the garments correctly:

Two-piece protective clothing must be worn together and cover the entire body for the correct level of protection to be achieved. The CE label on the inside of the garment contains information about the required garment combination and which code letters the garment is certified for.
 

Which professions?

Electricians, industrial workers, miners, track workers, welders. Workers in the foundry industry (iron, steel, aluminium), offshore, energy, refineries and maintenance.

The protective clothing meets various certification requirements:
A: Limited flame spread
If the garment is exposed to an open flame for 10 seconds, it should extinguish within 2 seconds and no hole should appear.
A1 – surface ignition
A2 – edge ignition

B: Protection against convection heat (heat transfer)
Indicates how long the garment can stop the heat passing through the garment when exposed to an open flame.
B1: 4-10 sec B2: 10-20 sec B3: 20 sec or more

C: Protection against radiant heat
Indicates how long the garment can stop heat passing through the garment when exposed to radiant heat.
C1: 7-20 sec C2: 20-50 sec C3: 50-95 sec C4: 95 sec or more

D: Protection against splashes of molten aluminum
Indicates how much splashing of molten aluminum the garment can withstand before holes form.
D1: 100-200 g D2: 200-350 g D3: 350 g or more

E: Protection against splashes of molten iron
Indicates how much splashing of molten iron the garment can withstand before holes are formed.
E1: 60-120 g E2: 120-200 g E3: 200 g or more.

F: Protection against contact heat
Indicates how long the garment can block the heat generated by direct contact with hot substances and objects.
​​​​​​​​F1: 5-10 sec F2: 10-15 sec F3: 15 sec or more.