Flame resistant - Fleece

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Soft and protective at the same time

An ordinary fleece is often actually flammable due to its synthetic fibers; this fleece is specially tested to EN ISO 11612 and safe to wear under your flame-resistant jacket.

Lighter than a sweater

For those who prefer a lighter mid-layer than a sweater, this fleece is a pleasant alternative with comparable protection.

Frequently asked questions

Isn't an ordinary fleece dangerous during spark work?

Yes, an ordinary fleece is often actually flammable due to its synthetic fibers; choose a fleece that is itself tested to EN ISO 11612.

What's the difference with a flame-resistant sweater?

A fleece is lighter and softer than a sweater, with comparable protective properties.

Is a flame-resistant fleece also antistatic?

Yes, both fleeces in this collection are antistatic as well as flame-resistant. This means you can wear them in environments where static discharge can be an ignition source, such as oil and gas installations. For full protection, do combine them with antistatic trousers or coveralls and antistatic safety shoes, so the charge can drain away.

Does the flame-resistant effect remain after washing?

Yes, with Modaflame fabric the flame-resistant effect is in the fabric itself and does not disappear through normal washing. Do always follow the care label, do not use bleach or fabric softener and check the fleece regularly for wear. Contamination with oil or grease can be flammable, so wash a dirty fleece in good time.

Can I wear a flame-resistant fleece as an outer layer?

Yes, as long as the fleece covers the risks at your workplace. In rain or strong wind, a flame-resistant jacket over it is sensible, because fleece is not waterproof. If you also need to be visible, the hi-vis version is suitable as an outer layer, possibly supplemented with high-visibility trousers.

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