HIGH QUALITY TWO PIECE VERSION ARAMID UNIFORMS

HIGH QUALITY READY MADE TWO PIECE ARAMID  UNIFORMS.

 

TWO PIECE STYLE-JACKET AND PANT

Tired of uniforms or coveralls that don't hold up? Then get the best, we only offer high quality Inherent Fire Retardant Two Piece Style Uniforms aka Jacket and Pant, as per the demands & preferences of our valued clients that will hold up to the harshest of jobs. For great looking and long wearing professional uniforms, Inherent Fire Retardant Two Piece Style Uniforms  continue to meet the uniform needs of today's industries, with style, comfort, durability, and the largest size offering of uniforms in the business.

Protect yourself from getting burned when working with electrical power, oil and gas, or combustible dust. Arc or Flash Fire can cause serious injury so proper FR protection is a must. Our Inherent Fire Retardant Two Piece Style Uniform, which is designed particularly suitable for the demands of the industrial workplace where intermittent exposure to flame or heat is possible or where absorbency of oil & grease is required. 

Therefore, our entire range is extensively used in following industries such as Oil & Gas, Safety Construction, Engineering and Mining. Our line of quality industrial Uniforms help protect at-risk workers, offer quality and reliability helping workers to maneuver freely and do their jobs efficiently.

This series of Two Piece Style Uniforms are made from Aramid Fabric aka Inherent Flame Retardant fabric that are suitable for users who works in highly volatile environment that requires thermal protection.  

Aramid fabrics are synthetic, heat resistant fabrics. The high level of protection they provide does not come from chemical treatment, but is engineered into the molecular structure of the fabric itself. As a result, the heat and fire retardant qualities of the garment are permanent and will not fade over time.  This fabric also has good static-resistant property and high resistance to industrial.

In a world where lightweight and durable composites are increasingly replacing conventional materials, aramid and para-aramid fibers play an important role. They are essential for reinforcing composites where weight reduction and excellent damage tolerance are required. Many different kinds of composite goods are reinforced with aramid because of the strength, stiffness and dimensional stability of laminates that contain it.
To sum up, aramid general characteristics are:

• High strength
• Resistance to absorption
• Resistance to organic solvent, good chemical resistance
• No conductivity
• No melting point
• Low flammability
• Excellent heat, and cut resistance
• Sensitive to acids and ultraviolet radiation

FABRIC SPECIFICATIONS:

• Garments weight- 150Gsm.
• Material- ARAMID FR- Meta Aramid-93%, Para Aramid-5%, Anti Static Fabric -2%, Standard Compliance to EN531:1995, EN532:1995 and NFPA 2112 
• Color Availability-Orange
• Jacket Sizes-S,M,L,XL,2XL,3XL
• Pant Sizes-28,30,32,34,36.38

Specifications and Features:

• 2 Front Chest Pockets
• 2 Hip Pockets
• 2 Rear Pockets                                                                                                                               
• 2 Side Leg Pockets                                                                                                                         
• Pen Slots On Left Sleeves.                                                                               
• Metal Snap Buttons On Jacket                                                      
• Pants with Side Elasticized Waist
• 5 points x 25mm Reflective Striping Tapes Across Arms,Legs and Back. 
• Comfortable to Wear With Good Moisture Management & Soft Hand Feel      

                                                           

Features :

• Wear & Tear Resistance.
• Durable Quality.
• Shrinkage Resistance-Tested For Maximum 2%.
• Colorfastness.
• Resistance To Fire- WHOLE LIFE INHERENT FIRE RETARDANT FABRIC .
• Packaging-Individually Packed In A Poly-Bag.

Work Wear Applications:

• Industrial Safety Work Wears.
• Construction Safety Work Wears.
• Road Safety Work Wears.
• Fire Safety Work Wears.
• Mining Safety Work Wears.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
  
  
  
  An insight into how cotton can be turned into flame-retardant shirts. Plus how heavy-duty heat-resistant protective overalls are made para-aramid material for use in the metal smelting industry.
  
  
  

  Comparison of Aramid fabric and common FR fabric
  
  SAFETY COMPLIANT: 
  This garment meets EN531:1995, EN532:1995 NFPA 2112, attached as follows:
  
  
  

  

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  LAUNDRY CARE AND CLEANING INFORMATION GUIDELINES FOR FIRE RETARDANT UNIFORMS:                                                                                                        

  Wash Water Temperature Settings

  Laundry Wash Key	Water Temperature
  IL - Industrial Wash	Do not recommend more than 165°
  LS - light Soil Wash	140° wash maximum is light soil formulas
  HW - Home Wash	120° or less in 6 lb. load machine such as used at home

  
  DO NOT USE Detergents with Bleach
  DO NOT USE Chlorine Bleach
  DO NOT USE Detergents that contain animal fats*
  DO NOT USE Fabric Softener or Dryer Sheets*
  *These are Flammable
  
  

  Industrial Laundry

• Before Wash Zip Up or Button up and Turn Garments Inside Out So As To Avoid Damaging The Reflective Tape, The Zip And To Reduce Streaking From Abrasion.
• Wash separately from other garments to avoid damaging the luminescent effect.
• Flame resistant apparel should be washed using soft water (less than 4.0 grains). Hard water adversely affects cleaning, resulting in increased detergent usage. Hard water contains mineral salts that can form insoluble deposits on the surface of fabrics. Sufficient buildup can negate the flame resistant characteristics of the garment, and may serve as fuel if garments are exposed to an ignition source.
• Use non-ionic formulas. Do not use natural soaps (anionic or tallow soap). Soft water is recommended. Hard water precipitates soaps and contains calcium and magnesium salts. These can build up on the fiber surfaces, coating the fabric and masking luminescent or FR properties.
• It is important that formulas are developed using detergents and wash temperatures (up to 140ºF) adequate to thoroughly clean all contaminants from garments.
• Do NOT use Chlorine bleach (sodium hypochlorite) this must be avoided. Repeated exposure to bleach can destroy the luminescent effect.
• If garments are heavily soiled with particulate or abrasive soils, a flush at 105ºF (40ºC) at the beginning of the cycle will help reduce abrasion in the wash wheel. Wash formulas and load sizes should be set up to minimize re-deposition and fabric abrasion.
• Starch, fabric softener, and other laundry additives can coat the fiber and mask the FR performance or serve as fuel in case of combustion. Therefore their use is not recommended. Garments should be soured to a pH between 5.5 and 6.5.
• Use a short extract time to prevent setting wrinkles.
• Do not over dry. Condition at a stack setting of 165°F so fabric temperature measured in the basket does not exceed 280°F.
• Proper cool down to 100ºF or less in conditioning is essential for best appearance.
• Tunnel finishing will improve appearance. Tunnel temperature must not exceed 280ºF on the fabric.
• If desired, garments may be pressed using a short cycle. Do not exceed a fabric temperature of 280ºF under the press head.
• Always consult the garment manufacturer for detailed instructions and precautions.                                                                                                                                                                   HomeWash                                                                                                    
• Before Wash Zip Up or Button up and Turn Garments Inside Out So As To Avoid Damaging The Reflective Tape, The Zip And To Reduce Streaking From Abrasion.
• Wash separately in a Normal or Cotton cycle at any water temperature up to a maximum of 140ºF (60ºC). Use any typical home laundry detergent. Do not use soap (tallow soap containing animal fats).
• DO NOT use chlorine bleach or liquid non chlorine bleach.
• Do not use starch or fabric softeners as they may coat fibers and mask FR performance and/or serve as fuel in the event of garment ignition.
• The use of conditioned or soft water can help improve removal of contaminants from garments. Hard water precipitates soaps and can result in the build-up of calcium and magnesium salts. These can serve as fuel in the event they are exposed to a source of ignition.
• It is important that all soils and other contaminants are completely removed from garments during the wash process. This may require the use of stain removal products, ; or pre-soaking garments prior to washing. The use of hot water can often make detergents more effective in the removal of soils. If all contaminants cannot be removed in home care, garments should be dry cleaned.
• Do not over dry garments. If desired, you may press with an iron on the Permanent Press/Low setting. Exposure to excessive drying temperatures will result in higher than normal shrinkage.
• Always consult the garment manufacturer for detailed instructions and precautions.

         Dry Clean

• Either perchloroethylene or petroleum solvent may be used.

         Stain Removal

• If garments become contaminated with flammable substances, they should be removed immediately and replaced with clean flame resistant apparel. Either home or industrial laundering may successfully remove most types of both flammable and non flammable soils. However, home laundry detergents may not successfully remove some types of soil found in industry, especially heavy greases and oily soils. If flammable soils are not completely removed, the flame resistance of the garment may be compromised.
• It may be difficult to determine that flammable soils have been completely removed, but indicators would include the presence of stains and/or odors after laundering. However staining alone is not an indication that the soil has not been adequately removed. If it appears that the garments may still be contaminated after home wash, laundering at a local commercial or industrial laundry may be required. Dry cleaning may be used to remove oils and greases. Finally, if questions remain Bulwark will conduct flame resistant testing of the garment in question to determine its flame resistance. Please be aware that this is a destructive test and the garment will be destroyed.
• Flammable materials are for the most part volatile substances that dissipate into the atmosphere, for example, gasoline. Stains remaining after laundering on the other hand are either un-removed contaminants or, more likely, simply discoloration of the fabric.
• Always consult the garment manufacturer for detailed instructions and precautions.

• This information is from the fabric vendor. It is provided for your guidance and knowledge.                                                                                                                                         
  

  Uniform Silk Screen or Embroidery, Custom Logo, Name Emblems

  We also offer customization services that can be custom screen printed & embroidered with company logo as per the clients’ requirements by providing your company that professional edge to set you above your competition. Our expert can screen print or embroider names or custom logos on t-shirts, work shirts, jackets, coveralls, or other apparels. Let your customers know you mean business with that professional look. Choose from screen printing or name patches or direct text embroidery in a variety of stylish fonts.