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The Importance of Heat and Fire Protective Clothing
Heat and fire protective clothing and garments worn by workers exposed to these hazards need to be lightweight and with a very high level of protection against radiant and contact heat.
At Oroel we have flame retardant garments that, by creating barriers against the large molten metal splashes that occur in the metalworking industry, will keep the worker more comfortable than other suits, creating an optimal protective product.
The selection currently includes fire resistant splash protective clothing that has been tested using EN ISO 11612 and EN ISO 11611 protection standards. Our splash protective clothing is designed for better fit and mobility.
The heat protection products that you can find in Oroel have all the approvals of resistance to heat and fire and protect forestry workers and firefighters against the countless risks associated with fire.
A fire clothing in conditions, will increase the safety at work by the operators and will increase the performance of these thanks to the increase of resistance in the products against flames.
Heat and fire protective clothing catalog
Below you will find our catalog of protective work clothing.
Contact us +34 976 149 260 if you don’t find what you are looking for.
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Aluminized hood with visor and inner helmet
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Aluminized jacket closed with velcro
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Aluminized trousers with suspenders
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Camisole closed with hidden snaps with cuffs
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Camisole closed with hidden snaps without cuffs
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Closed trousers with hidden snaps and button at the waist
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Padded vest with zip and black snaps
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Pants with zip and button without reflective
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When it comes to choosing the best protective clothing against the thermal risks arising from an electric arc, many doubts may arise. Here are some of the most common ones:
What hazards does heat and flame protective clothing protect against?
Heat and flame protective clothing protects against the risks arising from exposure to heat and flames (burns) in their various forms:
- Fire
- Contact heat
- Convective heat
- Radiant heat
- Small splashes
It is recommended that, to complete the protection against heat and fire, appropriate PPE should be used to protect head, face, hands and feet. On specific occasions, respiratory protection equipment is also necessary.
How is the marking of heat and fire protective clothing carried out?
All garments complying with EN ISO 11612:2015 must be marked with the codes A1 and/or A2 and also with a further code corresponding to the letters B, C, D, E or F, followed by a number indicating their level of performance achieved within each requirement.
- A1 and/or A2: Test method for flame spread.
- B Convective heat (1-3).
- C Radiant heat (1-4).
- D Splashes of molten aluminum (1-3).
- E Cast iron splashes (1-3).
- F Contact heat (1-3).
In addition, codes that are associated with additional properties and have been tested should be included in the pictogram.
What types of heat and fire protection suits can we find?
If a heat and fire protection suit is needed, we can find two modalities:
- A single garment which can be a gown or coverall.
- A two-piece suit (jacket and pants). The length of the jacket must overlap the upper part of the pants.
All necessary accessories (hood, neck curtain, apron, sleeves, gaiters…) must also comply with current regulations.
Heat and fire protective clothing is designed to protect the worker’s body, with the exception of the hands. When it comes to protecting hands, feet and head, the accessories used are gaiters, hoods and boot covers.
What is heat and fire protective clothing not designed for?
Heat and fire protective clothing is not designed for firefighting, welding or associated work.