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Maintenance: 1. The flame retardant clothing should be completely dry before being stored again. 2. Check the status of flame-retardant working clothes after each use. 3. Remove residual dirt from the flame retardant clothing, use neutral soap, and use detergent when necessary. 4. The detergent should be used carefully in the polluted places to avoid damaging the aluminized surface. If there is oil or grease residue, clean with neutral soap. 6. If the flame retardant clothing is exposed to chemicals or if there are bubbles, clean the entire aluminized surface. 7. If there is no serious wear or burn on the surface of the fire retardant overalls, repair with an aluminized spray gun. If the exterior of the flame retardant suit is damaged, the flame retardant suit should be replaced. 8. It is easy to change the goggles, unzip the back and open the nylon buckle on the right side of the goggles. Take out the unusable goggles, insert them into your new goggles, and carefully pu...

Buying flame-retardant overalls depends on the cost performance At present domestic fire-retardant overalls manufacturers, does not have relevant qualification and relevant qualifications and test equipment manufacturers have, some manufacturers believe that as long as it is use flame retardant fabrics produced by the clothes can be called fire-retardant overalls. Many users wonder: do not know how to choose flame-retardant clothing manufacturers, different manufacturers of flame-retardant clothing prices are very different. What's the difference between fireproof overalls at different prices? Or a higher price? Of course, it's common sense that premium products are relatively expensive. But I did not equal protection product sales partner performance is good, everyday we often find many non-standard or not qualified factories still use normal polyester cotton or polyester - cotton flame retardant so-called line on the flame retardant sewing overalls. Such clothes will burn s...

Nomex flame retardant clothing for industrial use : Nomex flame retardant clothing for industrial use C&G Offer Nomex Workwear 4.5 Oz And 6.0 Oz Full Sleeves Coveralls With Cuff Button, With 2 Way Auto Lock Brass Front Concealed Zip With 3 Bottons, Two Chest Pocket With Flap Brass Zip & Botton, Pen Pocket On Sleeve, Two Cross Front Pocket With Side Access With Button , Two Back Patch Pocket One With Button Second With Flap & Button ,one Back Loop And Hang Loop ,one Side Pocket With Flap, Full Back Elasticated Waistband,back Shoulder Plitt. What is Nomex® IIIA? DuPont® Nomex® IIIA is composed of 93% 1.7 decitex Dupont® Nomex® meta-aramid, 5% DuPont® Kevlar® para-aramid and 2% antistatic fiber. This innovative solution expands to form a stable and inert barrier between the fire and skin, which gives wearers the valuable seconds they need to help them escape from the hazard. Why do we choose C&G® Nomex® IIIA flame resistant garments? Nomex® is inherently flame resistant. ...

The four categories of flame resistant workwear -C&G Safety : The four categories of flame resistant workwear Flame-resistant workwear are the following four categories: 1. High temperature flame resistant workwear: is made of high temperature flame resistant fabric made of protective clothing. 2. Polyester cotton flame resistant workwear: is the use of cross-linked resin, phosphorus flame resistant and other materials to baking baking process finishing polyester-cotton blended fabric made of protective clothing. Its moisture permeability, resistance to melting, washability, flame resistance and strength are better. 3.Cotton flame-resistant workwear: is the use of Pyroatex CP (N-hydroxymethyldimethylphosphonate acrylamide) or Proban NX (tetramethylol chloride, urea condensate) for finishing to have Flame resistant fabric made of flame resistant fabric. With Proban NX finishing, the damage to the raw materials is small, the fabric after the flame resistant, washability and soft fee...

China flame retardant overalls : China flame retardant overalls Flame-resistant clothing  is also known as Flame resistant clothing,Flame-resistant work clothes, Flame-resistant protective clothing ,Anti flame-resistant work clothes, etc., It is one of the most widely used of personal protective products. The protective principle of flame-resistant clothing is mainly shielding effect such as heat insulation, reflection, absorption, carbonization and isolation. The flame-resistant clothing protects workers from being hurt by open fire or heat source.   C&G  flame resistant overalls  mainly adopts DuPont domestic exclusive Nomex IIIA advanced flame resistant cotton fabrics, moisture absorption, good air permeability, suitable for summer wear, DuPont Nomex fabric intrinsically flame resistant, high temperature resistance, thermal protection and has outstanding performance, wear resistance, antistatic, durable and excellent. It is widely used in fields such as oil ...

100 Percent Cotton: It was not all that long ago that plain old cotton was considered the appropriate  protective clothing  when an electrical arc exposure was present. The thinking was that cotton provided much better protection than polyester, nylon, acetate, and the like. This is true. However, along came products that soon made untreated cotton an undesirable fabric for these situations. Flame-Resistant Treated 100 Percent Cotton: One such fabric available today is marketed under the trade name "Indura." This fabric is made by Westex and is guaranteed to maintain flame resistant performance throughout the life of the garment. This fabric has an expected wear life of 50 to 75 home launderings. This means that five sets of shirts and pants, each worn once per week, will last 12 to16 months in the range of light- to severe-use conditions. In Indura-engineered fabrics, the flame resistant chemical impregnated on the cotton fiber core acts as a catalyst promoting the charring ...

After your Arc Flash hazard analysis and labeling of your equipment, the purchasing of your  personal protective equipment (PPE)  can be the most difficult (and expensive) part of your electrical safety program. There are a few “other” items besides price to consider when purchasing your  Arc Flash PPE .  Let’s start with the basics. All arc flash related equipment have minimum requirements they must meet. The NFPA 70E 2009 edition Table 130.7(C) (8) Standards on Protective Equipment list all of the applicable ANSI and ASTM requirements for PPE from head to toe.  These requirements are for ensuring that the equipment is going to protect you as intended. Assuming you start with those standards as a bare minimum when purchasing, I have included several things that can not only help get the most value for the money you are spending, but also give your employees more comfort when wearing the necessary equipment. Fit: Here we are talking about adjusting to girth more...

HRC is a 2004 NFPA 70E rating of exposure levels for particular types of equipment. The values range from zero to four, with a zero HRC not requiring any ATPV-rated PPE. The minimum ATPV rating for Categories One through Four are as follows: Category One: five calories per square centimeter Category Two: eight calories per square centimeter Category Three: 25 calories per square centimeter Category Four: 40 calories per square centimeter The following chart illustrates the five HRC levels with corresponding clothing, layer requirements and minimum arc ratings. Overclothing: Any arc-flash rated clothing with a HAF of less that 70 percent is considered overclothing. This means that the  flash-rated clothing  must be worn over a suitable undergarment to protect the wearer. Typically, the undergarments in this situation would be 100 percent cotton. Other undergarment fabrics may be required in special situations. What is the Hazard Risk Category (HRC) of NFPA 70E? -C&G Saf...

100 Percent Cotton: It was not all that long ago that plain old cotton was considered the appropriate  protective clothing  when an electrical arc exposure was present. The thinking was that cotton provided much better protection than polyester, nylon, acetate, and the like. This is true. However, along came products that soon made untreated cotton an undesirable fabric for these situations. Flame-Resistant Treated 100 Percent Cotton: One such fabric available today is marketed under the trade name "Indura." This fabric is made by Westex and is guaranteed to maintain flame resistant performance throughout the life of the garment. This fabric has an expected wear life of 50 to 75 home launderings. This means that five sets of shirts and pants, each worn once per week, will last 12 to16 months in the range of light- to severe-use conditions. In Indura-engineered fabrics, the flame resistant chemical impregnated on the cotton fiber core acts as a catalyst promoting the charring ...

In custom work clothes, many companies do not know which fabric to choose. Overalls manufacturers recommended fabrics, purchasing companies do not know what the characteristics of this fabric is not suitable for their own company. For these, we have summed up some commonly used commonweal fabrics, as well as the characteristics of fabrics for your reference. First, uniform, professional wear several kinds of fabrics and features commonly used: Spinning wool: it neat, feel smooth, rich and elastic, straight lines full. Appropriate sewing suits, Zhongshan suit, women's shirt. Pure wool: Fabric formation, soft and natural, color week, less defects, feel flexible and delicate. Tighten the fabric by hand, letting go quickly restored to its original shape, and the crease is not obvious. Wool polyester: the lack of pure wool fabric soft feeling, fabric formation and not easy to wrinkle, and with the polyester content increased significantly. Flexibility is better, but feel less than pure ...

1, pure cotton sand card: high density of the product line, the introduction of tissue fabrics, clear lines, Kong Gu clearly, the light cloth, good quality, suitable for engineering jackets, Siamese clothing, casual wear, bags, work gloves. 2, polyester card: Fabrics feel more than uniforms have texture, drape and support are very strong, strength and wear resistance are very good, shrinkage is minimal, made of the product appearance is not easy to aliasing, and affordable, durable Good performance. 3, cotton canvas: is a thicker plain plain cloth, high density, feel thick, textured clear, fast and wear-resistant, is a good material for jackets. 4, Poplin: all kinds of poplin fabrics are clean and smooth cloth, detailed texture, grain full, smooth and shiny gloss, soft touch features such as waxy, as summer hand clothing material. 5, dust and anti-static: This fabric is strong and durable, soft and comfortable, hygroscopic breathable, can be processed into a variety of high-grade anti-...

IEEE 1584-2002 is titled “IEEE Guide for Performing Arc-Flash Hazard Calculations,” and provides a methodology for calculating prospective arc flash hazards. Based on test data, the IEEE 1584 committee developed empirical equations to calculate arc flash incident energy for AC systems. It is important to understand that the IEEE 1584 equations are valid only for the conditions for which test data was evaluated. This is a very professional algorithm, and if you don't know how much arc danger your employees may face, C&G Safety’ s experts are very happy to help you. Arc Flash Calculation and FPA Methods -C : Arc Flash Calculation and FPA Methods

Hazard Risk Category (HRC) was a term used by NFPA 70E to refer to levels of protection required for various job applications. In the updated 2015 NFPA 70E Standard this term was changed to “Arc Flash PPE” and HRC was removed from the standard. One thing that hasn’t changed is our use of  HRC for arc resistant garments . We will continue to use this familiar term to assist our customers with quickly identifying what level of protection our  PPE clothing  meets. ARC FLASH REQUIRED PPE MINIMUM HRC LEVEL 1 4 cal/cm2 HRC LEVEL 2 8 cal/cm2 HRC LEVEL 3 28 cal/cm2 HRC LEVEL 4 40 cal/cm2 More psl vist： ARC FLASH PPE GARMENTS -C&G Safety : ARC FLASH PPE GARMENTS

What causes an arc fault? An arc fault  is a high power discharge of electricity between two or more conductors. An arc-fault occurs when loose or corroded connections make intermittent contact and causes sparking or arcing between the connections. This translates into heat, which will break down the insulation of the wire and can be the trigger for an electrical fire. The Basics of Arc-Fault Protection Although new to the NEC, AFCIs are important for protecting against arc faults. Unsafe arc faults can occur as series or parallel arcs. A series arc can occur when the conductor in series with the load breaks. The series configuration means the arc current cannot be greater than the load current the conductor serves. Typically, series arcs don't develop sufficient thermal energy to create a fire. Although new to the NEC, AFCIs are important for protecting against arc faults. More dangerous is the parallel arc fault, which can occur as a short circuit or a ground fault. A short circu...

Cooling Clothing with Cooling System - rescue clothing with cooling system -C&G Safety : Cooling Clothing with Cooling System - rescue clothing with cooling system

Proximity Fire Fighting is a specialized fire fighting operation that can include the activities of rescue, fire suppression, and property conservation at incidents involving fires producing high levels of radiant heat as well as conductive and convective heat. According to National Fire Protection Association Standard NFPA 1971 "Standard on Protective Ensembles for Structural Fire Fighting and Proximity Fire Fighting 2007 edition" examples of fires that commonly produce high levels of radiant heat, as well as convective and conductive heat are bulk flammable liquid fires, bulk flammable gas fires, bulk flammable metal fires, and aircraft fires. It is the ability to reflect high levels of radiant heat that distinguishes Proximity from Structural fire fighting ensembles.  C&G Safety   Aluminized coverall capable of reflecting 95% or this energy away from the fire fighter.  National Fire Protection Association Standard NFPA 1851 "Standard on Selection, Care, and Mainte...

01 Unique protective barrier to high temperature and flame When exposed to high temperature continuously, Dupont® Nomex® IIIA fiber will carbonize and get thicker to prevent heat conduction between heat source and body to increase protection and reduce burn injury (See Pic.1). The strong protective barrier will keep soft and tough until the garment cools down. It will provide time for the user to escape. Pic1  It shows that Dupont® Nomex® IIIA garment will carbonize and get thicker when exposed to high temperature and flame. Pic1 The picture shows theoretical thickness According to the assembling procedure of single fabric suggested by ASTM D-4108 Thermal protective performance tests (TPP) 02 Excellent performances in Vertical Burning  Dupont® Nomex® IIIA flame retardant fabric can easily pass Vertical Burning Test (A basic flame retardant test which tests if the fabric will be lighted and burned after being exposed to fire for 12 seconds). Most protective fabric can pass Vert...