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BOCOMAL FR Shirts 6.25oz Light Weight Summer Welding Shirts Flame Resistant Shirt Navy Men's Fire Retardant Shirt
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BOCOMAL FR Shirts 6.25oz Light Weight Summer Features
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FR MATRIALS LIGHT WEIGHT：6.25OZ Cotton Twill FR Treated,FR Buttons,FR Sewing Threads!Clear FR Tag on arms and bottom front.More FR info On Neck Tag About UL Certification.We Attached A Small Sample Inside Package For Cunstomers Simple FR Try
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FASION AND COMFIT:This FR Work Shirt Provides A Perfect And Comfortable Fit Also Soft And fashionable.We Did Prewash/ Preshrunk And Wrinkle-Free.
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ENSURE SAFETY AT WORK :This garment meets or exceeds the standards for HRC2,Arc Rating Atpv 8.2 Calories/cm2 and the requirements of NFPA2112 Standard on Flame Resistant Garments for Protection of industrial Personnel Against Flash Fire,2012 Edition.Also NFPA70E ASTM F1506 AND CAT II NFPA2112 Classified by UL!
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MULTI-USE:Made For Welders, Fitters, Ironworkers, Electricians, And Other Industrial Workers Even At Home. It Can Be Used For Any Kind Of Industrial And Construction works.More Durable Fabrics Pockets In Just The Right Places With So Many Features That Help You Get The Job Done. Our Workwear Pretect You Everyday And Help You Doing Heavy Works.
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MORE USE TIME: UP TO 100 WASHES ,Our shirts has the appropriate level of protective gear and stays enforced up to numerous washes. You can wear and wash it over and over again for up to 100 times before FR still works.(NFPA2112,ASTM F1506,CAT II)
About BOCOMAL FR Shirts 6.25oz Light Weight Summer
This easy-wearing, hard-working，Good quality and Nice color. 6.25 oz, 100% cotton FR Light Weight Long Sleeve Comfortable Men's Unifrom Shirt. Button-Down. FR Buttons. Our shirts certified NFPA2112 in UL and CAT II.
