High-performance Flame Retardant (FR) and Arc Flash Protective Clothing engineered for maximum thermal safety. Our garments provide a critical barrier for electricians, utility workers, and oil & gas personnel against flash fires and electric arc discharges. Utilizing premium inherently FR fabrics or high-grade treated materials, our apparel meets global standards such as NFPA 2112 and NFPA 70E (PPE Category 2 & 4), ensuring they will not ignite, melt, or continue to burn when exposed to extreme heat.
Coveralls & Overalls
Orange Cotton Flame-Retardant Coveralls – MD26-CVA-FRC100-03
Coveralls & Overalls
Black & Charcoal Cotton Flame-Retardant Coveralls – MD26-CVA-FRC100-02
Coveralls & Overalls
Cotton Flame-Retardant Coveralls with Reflective Tape – MD26-CVA-FRC100-01
Anti-Static / ESD Workwear
Custom Flame-Resistant Anti-Static Coveralls | MD26-CVA-ASCFRDWR-01
Protecting electrical workers from thermal hazards is critical. Our arc flash suits meet international heat-protection standards, utilizing inherent flame-resistant materials. Guangzhou Modi Clothing provides reliable, multi-layered defense for high-voltage operational safety.We offer a variety of ATPV ratings to ensure your team is protected based on specific thermal hazard assessments. Q: What is the difference between your FR treated and inherently FR arc flash clothing? A: Inherently FR clothing is made from fibers that are naturally flame-resistant (like Nomex or Modacrylic), meaning the protection never washes out. Treated FR clothing is made from high-quality cotton/nylon blends treated with specialized chemicals. Both offer excellent protection, but Inherently FR is preferred for long-term industrial use where extreme durability is required. Q: Do your arc flash suits meet the NFPA 70E requirements for electrical safety? A: Yes, our arc flash garments are designed to provide various levels of Arc Thermal Performance Value (ATPV) ratings, suitable for PPE Category 2 through Category 4 environments, ensuring compliance with the most rigorous electrical safety regulations.