Chest / Bust measurement Mens Arc Flash Coveralls – 9.5 cal ATPV / 8 cal ELIM
Best-selling coverall 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/cm² ATPV // 8 cal/cm² ELIM.
BENEFITS
- Arc Flash protection and Flame Resistant fabric
- Mandarin collar – Maximum neck protection
- Kneepad pockets – Wear with kneepads for extra comfort
- Chest Pockets with zippers – Secure storage
- Gas monitor loop – Secure fixing point
- SafetyICON™ on arm – Visual EN Standards icon system
- 5cm Flame Resistant Anti Static Reflective Tape – Double stitched for longer life
- Phone Pocket on sleeve with flap – Safe and secure
- Cuff tabs with VELCRO® brand fasteners – Close fit around wrist or gloves
- Side access pockets – With entry inside coverall
- ThermSAFE™ plastic Flame Resistant zippers – CE Certified
- Internal elastic two-point adjustable waistband – Ensures close fit
- Triple stitched side seams – Lifetime quality assurance
- Easy-Stretch™ side panels – Maximum wear comfort
- Action back for improved comfort
SPECIFICATION
- Mens Arc Flash Coveralls
- Class 1 and 9.5 cal/cm² ATPV // 8 cal/cm² ELIM
- Chest / Bust sizing from Small through to 4 Extra Large.
- Inside leg / Inseam length including Regular (31.5″ inside leg) and Tall (33.5″ inside leg). Short leg (29.5″ inside leg) available upon request
- Colour options: Navy or Orange
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.
