The Reed® 100% Cotton Flame Resistant (FR) Navy Coverall delivers unsurpassed comfort and safety. Its thoughtful construction ensures ideal utility for sizes 38-58, including long sizes.
With features including a tool pocket, side vent openings, a chest pocket with a pencil compartment and flap, and a two-way brass zipper, this amply proportioned fr coverall ensures efficiency and convenience on the job.
This flame resistant coverall, that comes with a gripper snap at the nape for a secure fit, is an essential alternative for workers looking for a workwear that combines comfort, toughness, and functionality.
- ATPV=11 / CAT2 / 2112
- 9 ounce twill
- One chest pocket with pencil stall and flap
- Tool pocket
- Sewn throughout with Nomex® thread
- Heavy duty two-way Nomex® and brass zipper
- Bar tacks at points of stress
- One-piece, top-stitched collar
- Deep pleated bi-swing back for comfort
- Safety stitched inseams and outseams
- Two patch hip pockets with flaps
- Two set-in front pockets
- Hemmed sleeve cuffs
- Snaps at top and at neck
- Side vent openings
- Inseams 31" or Long 33"
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These FR garments are either 100% cotton or 88/12 fabrics treated with gaseous ammonia to impart flame resistant properties. The FR characteristics are permanent, and are for the life of the garment.
Applications include the petrochemical, chemical, oil, and gas industries. They are also appropriate for electrical utilities, welding, flame cutting, and areas involving ferrous metals.
REED® FR Cotton garments should NOT be used around molten white metals such as aluminum, magnesium, or zinc, as these substances will stick to FR cotton. REED® FR Cotton garments should also NOT be worn in areas where static control is a factor, or where contact with strong oxidizers, such as sodium hypochlorite is likely.
REED® FR Cotton garments can be laundered using the normal procedures for 100% cotton. DO NOT USE CHLORINE BLEACH. Repeated use will destroy the flame retardant polymer. Starches and fabric softeners should be avoided as these additives may mask the flame retardant properties.
