NFPA® 2112
FR89 Fire Resistant Shirt – Portwest
BZ31 Fire Resistant Cargo Pants – 31 in. Inseam – 9.5oz FR cotton – 7 Pockets – Elastic waist – Button w/ Zipper – Portwest Bizweld
UFR97 Bizflame Fire Resistant Plaid Shirt, 11 Cal – Portwest
$47.99
UBIZ5 Reflective FR Welding Coveralls – Portwest
$79.99
FR94 Reflective Cotton FR Coverall – Portwest
$69.99 – $81.50BZ31 Tall Fire Resistant Cargo Pants – 33 in. Inseam – 9.5oz FR cotton – 7 Pockets – Elastic waist – Button w/ Zipper – Portwest Bizweld
UBIZ1 Fire Resistant Welding Coveralls – Portwest
FR95 High Visibility Fire Resistant Shirt, 9 Cal – Portwest
$128.50
FR404 – FR Stretch Pants – Portwest
$83.99
UFR88 FR Cotton Coverall Jumpsuit, 7 oz – Portwest
Portwest FR54 – FR Stretch Denim Jean REGULAR
$54.99
Portwest FR54 – FR Stretch Denim Jean SHORT
$54.99
UFR49 – FR Duck Quilt Lined Bib Overall
$169.99
UFR48 – FR Duck Quilt Lined Jacket
$149.99
FR89GRT TALL Fire Resistant Shirt – Portwest
FR54 – FR Stretch Denim Jean EXTRA-TALL – Portwest
$54.99
UFR49 – FR Duck Quilt Lined Bib Overall in NAVY – Portwest
$134.99
UFR48 – DuraDuck Flame Quilt Lined Jacket – Portwest
$149.99Portwest FR54 – FR Stretch Denim Jean TALL
$54.99
FR33 – FR Antistatic Crew Neck Shirt – Portwest
$47.99
UAF73 Anti-static FR Coveralls, NFPA 2112 – Portwest
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Description
The NFPA 2112 standard specifies the minimum requirements for a garment to be considered “fire resistant”.
Garments which are certified NFPA 2112 must pass each of the following tests:
Heat Transfer Performance – Tests how much heat is transferred through a garment
Vertical Flammability Test – Tests how easily the fabrics ignite and continue to burn
Thermal Shrinkage Test – Tests the fabrics resistance to shrinkage when exposed to heat
Heat Resistance Test – Tests how the fabric reacts to extremely high heats
Thermal Manikan Test – An overall test on the how the fabric performs in a coverall design exposed to 3s of extreme temperatures
Thread Melting Test – Threads used in cerified NFPA 2112 garments must use threads that can withstand temperatures of 500℉