Jiangsu Textile Research Institute Inc.

In many high-risk working environments, flame-retardant protective clothing is an important guarantee for worker safety. Depending on different work needs, flame retardant protective clothing can come in many forms, such as jumpsuits, jackets, shoes, etc. Each form of flame retardant protective clothing has specific application scenarios and advantages.

Coverall

A coverall is a flame-retardant protective garment that covers the whole body, usually includes long sleeves and shoes, and is equipped with a closure system such as a zipper or button to ensure full-body safety.

Coveralls are suitable for high-risk environments such as drilling, oil refining, chemical handling and storage, etc., because they provide full body coverage and effectively protect the body from flames, heat and chemicals.

The design of coveralls usually emphasizes comfort and flexibility so that workers can move freely in complex environments. At the same time, jumpsuits often have tight-fitting designs on the cuffs, trousers and collars to further prevent the intrusion of external substances.

Jacket

Description: Flame retardant jackets are usually in the form of short jackets that provide protection for the upper body, including the back, chest and arms.

Application: The jacket is suitable for jobs requiring flexibility such as machinery maintenance, equipment operation and transport operations. It can be used with flame retardant shoes or other protective clothing to provide workers with full body protection.

Features: Flame-retardant jacket designs often include closure systems (such as zippers or buttons) and multiple pockets to allow workers to carry tools and items. Jackets may have adjustable cuffs and hems to ensure a good fit and comfort.

Shoes

Description: Flame retardant shoes, usually in the form of trousers, provide protection for the lower body, including the thigh, knee and ankle areas.

Application: Flame retardant shoes are used in conjunction with a flame retardant jacket to provide full body protection for workers. They are suitable for jobs that require protection of the lower body, such as drilling, surface operations and chemical handling.

Features: Flame-retardant shoes are often designed with an emphasis on abrasion resistance and durability, and may feature multiple layers of material and reinforced areas to increase resistance to wear and tear.

Hats and hoods

Description: Fire retardant hats and hoods protect the head and neck from flames and heat, and are typically made from fire-resistant materials.

Application: These protective equipment are suitable for operations in high temperature environments such as refineries, welding and flame operations.

Features: Hats and hoods are often used in conjunction with a face mask or goggles to provide complete head protection.

Gloves

Description: Flame retardant gloves provide hand protection and are typically made from fire, heat and chemical resistant materials.

Application: Gloves are suitable for a variety of tasks that require hand protection, such as machine operations, welding, and chemical handling.

Features: Flame retardant gloves are often designed with a non-slip texture for improved grip and may be reinforced in specific areas for increased abrasion resistance.

Boots

Description: Fire retardant boots provide protection for the feet and are typically made from fire-, slip- and chemical-resistant materials.

Application: Boots are suitable for work requiring foot protection, such as walking, carrying and operating equipment in high-risk environments.

Features: Flame retardant boots are usually designed with steel toes and puncture-resistant soles to ensure workers' feet are safe.