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2025.09
NFPA 70E PPE CATEGORIES EXPLAINED IN SIMPLE TERMS
Electrical hazards are one of the leading causes of workplace injuries in industrial environments. To protect workers, the NFPA 70E standard defines Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) categories (CAT...
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19
2025.09
EN ISO 20471 + FR STANDARDS: HIGH-VISIBILITY WITH FIRE SAFETY
In industrial environments, visibility and flame protection are both critical for worker safety. Combining EN ISO 20471 high-visibility standards with FR or IFR garments ensures workers are seen and p...
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18
2025.09
WHAT MAKES FR GARMENTS NFPA 2112 CERTIFIED?
In high-risk industries such as oil & gas, petrochemical, and chemical processing, flash fire protection is critical. Not all flame-resistant clothing is created equal—only garments that meet NFP...
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17
2025.09
ASTM F1959 ARC FLASH TESTING: BEHIND THE SCENES
Electrical hazards are among the most serious risks in industrial workplaces. To protect workers, arc-rated clothing must be rigorously tested. One of the most critical tests is ASTM F1959, which dete...
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16
2025.09
EN ISO 11611 VS. EN ISO 11612: WELDING VS. GENERAL FR PROTECTION
When it comes to flame-resistant (FR) clothing, not all standards are the same. Two widely recognized European standards—EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612—define protection levels for different industri...
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15
2025.09
IEC 61482 ARC FLASH STANDARD: WHAT EMPLOYERS NEED TO KNOW
Arc flash incidents are one of the most dangerous electrical hazards in the workplace. To minimize risks, the IEC 61482 standard provides international guidelines for protective clothing against arc f...
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14
2025.09
NFPA 70E CATEGORIES (CAT): HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PROTECTION
Electrical hazards remain one of the most serious risks in industrial workplaces. To protect workers, the NFPA 70E standard for electrical safety defines Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Categories...
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13
2025.09
EN 1149 ANTI-STATIC STANDARD: WHY IT MATTERS FOR WORKWEAR
In hazardous workplaces, safety is more than just fire protection. Static electricity can be just as dangerous—especially in industries handling flammable gases, vapors, or dust. That's where the...
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12
2025.09
ASTM F1506 AND NFPA 70E: UNDERSTANDING ARC-RATED CLOTHING
Electrical workers face one of the most dangerous workplace hazards: arc flash. An arc flash can generate temperatures hotter than the surface of the sun, releasing extreme heat, light, and pressure i...
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11
2025.09
EN ISO 11612 VS. NFPA 2112: KEY DIFFERENCES IN FLAME-RESISTANT STANDARDS
When it comes to protecting workers in high-risk environments, not all flame-resistant (FR) garments are created equal. Two of the most widely recognized international standards are EN ISO 11612 and N...
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10
2025.09
NFPA 2112 EXPLAINED: WHAT IT MEANS FOR FR WORKWEAR
When it comes to workplace safety in high-risk industries like oil & gas, petrochemical, and electrical utilities, protective clothing is not just an option—it's a necessity. Among the many s...
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11
2025.04
The Battle of Conductive Fiber Layouts: Grid Pattern vs. Inlaid Strip Pattern, Which Reigns Supreme?
With the rapid advancement of modern technology, conductive fibers have become indispensable in various fields, including electronics, textiles, and aerospace. From anti-static workwear to high-end sh...
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