Mens Arc Flash Jacket – 9.5 cal ATPV / 8 cal ELIM
Well designed jacket featuring reflective tape and the lightweight VXS+ Flame Resistant fabric whilst ensuring outstanding Arc Flash protective properties. CE Certified for Arc Flash protection to Class 1 and 9.5 cal ATPV / 8 cal ELIM rating.
DESCRIPTION
- Arc Flash protection and Flame Resistant fabric.
- Mandarin collar for maximum neck protection.
- Vertical chest pocket with zipper.
- Gas monitor loop fixing point.
- SafetyICON™ on arm – Visual EN Standards icon system.
- 5cm Flame Resistant Anti Static Reflective Tape, double stitched for longer life
- Safe and secure phone pocket on sleeve with flap.
- Cuff tabs with VELCRO® Brand fasteners offering a close fit around wrist or gloves
- Side access pockets with flaps to prevent entry of debris.
- ThermSAFE™ plastic Flame Resistant zipper – CE Certified.
- Extended back for protection while bending.
- Triple stitched side seams for lifetime quality assurance.
- Easy-Stretch™ side panels for maximum wear comfort.
- Adjustable waist straps for a close fit.
SPECIFICATION
- Mens Arc Flash Jacket
- Class 1 and 9.5 cal ATPV / 8 cal ELIM rating
- Sizing from Small through to 4-Extra Large
- Colour options: Navy
SIZE GUIDE
Chest / Bust Measurement
Measure the circumference of your chest/bust below the armpit, measure the widest point. If you are in-between sizes, we recommend sizing up.
Example 1: if your chest measures 102cm, for mens’ coveralls the most suitable size would be Large.
Example 2: if your bust measures 98cm, for ladies’ coveralls the most suitable size would be 12.
Mens Jacket Chest Size Guide
| Small | Medium | Large | Extra Large | 2 Extra Large | 3 Extra Large | 4 Extra Large | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inches | 36-38 | 38-41 | 41-44 | 44-46 | 46-50 | 50-52 | 52-56 |
| CMs | 90-95 | 95-102.5 | 102.5-110 | 110-115 | 115-125 | 125-130 | 130-140 |
*Extra Small and 5-Extra Large available upon request. Please contact us to order.
DATA SHEET
Click on the thumbnail to download the datasheet.
FOR ARC FLASH, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ELIM AND ATPV?
ELIM is the new cal/cm2 measurement and it’s the point at which there is 0% second-degree burn probability at that incident energy level. ATPV measures the incident energy level at which there’s a 50% probability of second-degree burns.
It’s critical to understand the differences between ELIM and ATPV so that your risk assessment can specify the right protection for your people. Only under the new Open Arc Test (IEC 61482-1-1:2019) can the ELIM value be derived. Arc flash garments can be tested by two methods – Open Arc or Box Test.
