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Arc flash Jacket HRC4 69cal/cm2 – Sherwood Nomex

SKU: ARC-JACKET4+ S- Categories: ,

Our Arc flash Jacket combines clothing and safety equipment to allow operators to be efficient and safe around Arc flash environments. Suitable for working in HRC4 environments up to 69cal/cm².

To achieve a higher cal/cm2 rating, such as 75cal/cm2, additional garments can be layered and worn per NFPA 70E to reach the desired cal/cm2.
E.g Layer up with a 34cal/cm2 Balaclava, 8.6cal/cm2 Coverall and 9.6cal/cm2 Arc flash inner glove to achieve above a 75cal/cm2 rating.

Key Features:

  • Hazard Risk Category: HRC4 69cal/cm²
  • Jacket Size: M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 5XL
  • Colour: Orange
  • Inherently flame resistant
  • Electrical Arc flash and flash fire protection

Standards:

  • ASTM F1506 HRC4 69cal/cm2 Jacket
  • NFPA 70E
  • AS 4836

Options:

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