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Fire resistant clothing—also known as FR clothing, flame-retardant apparel, or arc-rated garments—is designed to protect workers by self-extinguishing when exposed to flames or thermal hazards. Unlike standard fabrics, FR materials do not melt or drip, significantly reducing the risk of severe burns and secondary injuries.
This protective gear is essential for workers in high-risk environments such as oil and gas fields, electric utilities, welding shops, chemical plants, and foundries. FR garments offer not just protection, but also peace of mind knowing that you meet compliance standards and reduce injury risks in the workplace.
When selecting fire resistant clothing, it’s critical to ensure your gear meets or exceeds industry compliance regulations. Our FR clothing is certified to the following key safety standards:
We only stock FR gear that is tested and approved to these standards—so you can protect your team with confidence.
Fire resistant (FR) clothing is made from materials that are inherently resistant to flames or have been chemically treated to self-extinguish. Fire retardant typically refers to the chemical treatment applied to a material to delay combustion. Both terms aim to reduce burn risks but describe slightly different attributes.
FR clothing should be washed separately using a mild detergent. Avoid bleach, hydrogen peroxide, and fabric softeners, as these can degrade the protective qualities. Always follow the manufacturer’s care label for the best results.
Yes, FR protection can diminish over time due to wear, improper care, or repeated wash cycles. Inspect garments regularly for signs of damage, and replace them if the fabric becomes thin, torn, or loses its labels/certification markings.
Inherent FR fabrics are made from fibers that are naturally flame-resistant and will retain their properties for the life of the garment. Treated FR fabrics are made from standard materials that are chemically treated to provide flame resistance, which can fade over time and repeated laundering.