Arc flash Kit HRC4 50cal/cm2 Ultralight SLX Lift-Up Hood – ArcPlus
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ArcPlus’ Ultralight Arc flash Kit is the lightest weight HRC4 arc flash switching suit available with just a single layer of fabric. Based on Gore Pyrad technology to allow for light, breathable material that allows for freedom of movement. Comes with a Lift-Up Hood that is anti-claustrophobic and allows you to easily communicate with colleagues while maintaining safety on the job site.
Key Features:
- Hazard Risk Category: HRC4 50cal/cm2
- Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL
- Lift-Up Hood is anti-claustrophobic and allows you to easily communicate with colleagues
- 315 gsm ensures light weight Up to 20% lighter than competitive premium products.
- Kit contained in a large high vis bag to protect kit contents
- Breathable and designed to allow freedom of movement
- Jacket and trousers to ensure Arc flash protection
- Comes with protective dielectric eyewear
- Hood comes with a protective calico bag
- Easy donning and doffing
- Colours options to suit your requirements:
- Navy
- Orange and Navy
Standards:
- NFPA 70E
- AS 4836
- F1959
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