Bulk FR overalls, trousers, jackets, sweatshirts and more, manufactured to meet NFPA 2112 flash-fire protection requirements — for Ohio’s industrial and oil & gas job sites.
Full-body flash-fire protection
Standalone FR bottom layer
Mid-layer FR protection for cooler conditions
Outer FR layer for outdoor industrial work
Lighter FR base layer where a full jacket isn't needed
FR base layer for cold-weather layering
Everyday FR base layer
NFPA 2112 is the standard for flame-resistant garments protecting industrial workers against flash fire. We manufacture FR workwear to meet these requirements — tell us your industry and hazard exposure, and we’ll confirm the right fabric and construction for your order.
FR fabric is either inherently flame resistant (the protection is built into the fiber and doesn’t wash out) or treated (a flame-retardant finish applied to a base fabric). Inherent fabric holds its protection for the life of the garment; treated fabric requires following care instructions to maintain protection over repeated washing. We’ll help you choose the right option based on your laundering setup and hazard exposure.
Yes. We manufacture flame retardant garments built to meet NFPA 2112 flash-fire protection requirements.
Industrial, oil and gas, utilities, and manufacturing employers with flash-fire or arc-flash exposure typically require FR workwear.
FR fabric is treated or inherently flame resistant depending on the fabric type — care instructions matter, and we can advise on the right fabric for your laundering setup.
Yes. Branding is applied using methods that don’t compromise the fabric’s flame-resistant properties.
