For better education.

3.  To save the body and life from the risk of flame and heat……

4.  steel mill, molding factory, welding factory, glass factory
 Electric Arc (electricians, electric utility lineman, etc.),
 Flash Fire (refinery, chemical and pharmaceutical workers,
etc.)
 Combustible Dust Explosion (workers in the paper and pulp
industry,
 Food processing, paint, and many more industries).

5.  Higher thickness
 Lower compactness
 More still air
 More heat resistant
 Thermal resistant 270 dg celsius for short period.

6.  Woolen fabric of 540 GSM
 Knit in structure
 Normally flame retardent clothing are made from zirpro woolen
fabric and caliban finished cotton fabric which protect human
body from molten splinter of aluminium.
 aramid,glass are used.
 Aluminozed finish is also used.

7.  FR: Flame Resistant. It refers to the ability of a material to self-
extinguish upon the removal of an ignition source.
 FRC: Flame Resistant Clothing. It is quite common that safety
minded customers refer to Safety Garments or Flame Resistant
Apparel simply as “FRC.”

8. + + = Maximum
Protection
Base Layer Mid Layer Outer Layer
 Three types FR clothing 1) one ply 2)two ply and 3) three ply
 There is the three ply garments

9.  Basically cotton garments are used as
base “protective” layer.
 Base layer garments made of inherently
FR fibers will not burn, melt or ignite
when exposed to direct flame and have
exceptional electrical resistance.
 These fabrics are comfortable, dry
quickly and wick moisture effectively,
even when worn in extreme conditions.

10.  Inherently flame retardant, anti-
static, lightweight long sleeved
polo shirt. Ideal as a layering
system for additional
 protection without compromising
on comfort, could also be worn as a
lighter weight more comfortable
layer underneath a jacket, fleece or
sweatshirt.
 Made with Protal, Modacrylic fibre.

11.  Flame retardant workwear needs to be hard
wearing, comfortable, cost effective and provide
suitable protection for the wearer.
 There are lots of different cotton treated FR work
wear garments available on the market
 Heavyweight cotton treated flame retardant and
anti-static coverall with FR reflective tape

12.  The cloth is made from two ply zirpro wool fabrics; the outer ply
twill fabric of 290 GSM and inner ply is rib fabric of 230 GSM
show longer time flame retardency than 552 GSM single ply
zirpro wool fabric.
 Zirpro wool
 Glass fibre
 Aramid
 FR cotton

13.  Ideally wash FR garments separately to
avoid damaging
 the luminescent effect or wash them inside
out to reduce the abrasion on other
garments.