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Forest Fire Coverall - Portwest FR98 Portwest
Portwest Wildland Fire Coverall - Portwest FR98
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€138,60
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FB31 - 3000 Over Trousers - Portwest - Navy
Portwest 3000 Over-Trousers - Portwest FB31
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€420,75
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FB30 - 3000 Over Jacket - Portwest - Navy
Portwest 3000 Overcoat - Portwest FB30
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€742,50
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Flame-resistant protection

The basis of any fire-safe equipment is flame-resistant material that doesn't burn through and self-extinguishes. Our Flame-resistant collection includes clothing tested to EN ISO 11612 for protection against heat and flames.

Multinorm clothing for combined risks

Fire prevention work often involves other risks too, such as electrostatic charge or chemical exposure. Clothing from our Multinorm collection combines flame-resistant properties with additional certifications.

Sturdy work shoes

For deployment around heat and debris, sturdy, heat-resistant footwear is essential. Browse our work shoes range for models with a protective toe cap and heat-resistant sole.

Frequently asked questions

Which standard must fire-resistant clothing meet?

Clothing for protection against heat and flames is tested to EN ISO 11612; specific firefighting deployment requires additional, more stringent standards. See Flame-resistant.

What is the difference between flame-resistant and multinorm?

Flame-resistant clothing protects specifically against flames and heat, while multinorm clothing combines this property with, for example, antistatic or chemical protection. See Multinorm.

Which work shoes are suitable for work around heat?

Choose work shoes with a heat-resistant sole and protective toe cap, suitable for brief contact with hot surfaces. See work shoes.

Can flame-resistant clothing be washed normally?

Wash flame-resistant clothing according to the care label instructions; washing incorrectly, for example with fabric softener, can affect the protective properties.

Can I also use the firefighter jacket for industrial work with sparks?

It can be done, but it is usually not the most practical choice. A firefighter jacket for structural firefighting is multi-layered, heavy and warm, because it is made for extreme heat during an operation. For daily work with sparks or brief flame exposure, lighter flame-resistant clothing according to EN ISO 11612 is more comfortable. For that, see the collection of flame-resistant jackets.

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