S771 Bizflame FR Snow Pants, Reflective – Portwest

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Portwest S771 Bizflame Fire Resistant PU Rain Pants

Keep dry and enjoy the peace of mind only fire resistant safety apparel can provide. Introducing the Portwest S771, a set of flame resistant rain pants equipped with reflective tape on legs designed to combat low visibility situations.

If you work outside than you know the kind of despair and discomfort a hard rain can bring. Protect yourself with the S771 from Portwest with the 100% waterproof construction of these FR rain pants.

Built from Bizflame Rain®, a lightweight, durable, flame resistant, waterproof and breathable blend of materials with a chemical resistant finish designed to offer a full range of protections, making it once of the most versatile fabrics of its kind. 

Furthermore, this garment is extremely breathable; allowing fresh air to circumvent and cool your body, preventing sweat and discomfort.

Overall, the S771 Bizflame FR Rain Pants offer broad stroke protections against some of the most common hazards in the workplace. Flame, rain and clouds cannot stop you from getting the job done; and Portwest is here to make sure of it!

The ASTM F1959/F1959M-12 standard is a test method designed for determining the ARC rating of materials for Clothing.

This testing method is often used in close conjunction with NFPA 70E for classifying PPE.

The EN ISO 11612 standard is used to test a garments ability to limit fire spread, and protect against exposed, radiant, convective or contact heat as well as molten metal splashes.

The Alphanumeric codes follow the EN ISO 11612 designates the fabric’s grade in a specified test.

A1 + A2 – This garment passes the Limited Flame Spread test for Surface & Edge ignition.
B1 – This garment can withstand exposure to extreme convective heat for 4-10 seconds before rising above 24°C
C1 – This garment can withstand exposure to extreme radiant heat for 7-20 seconds before rising above 24°C
F1 – This garment can withstand exposure to contact heat for 5-10 seconds before rising above 24°C

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