Arc Flash Suit 40 Cal

Against the thermal dangers of an electric arc, wear an Arc Flash Suit with a 40 Cal rating. The incident energy endurance of the suit is indicated by the "40 Cal" rating. The term "incident energy" refers to the amount of thermal energy generated at a specific distance from an electrical failure, such as a short circuit or arc fault.

For situations where incident energy can reach up to 40 calories per square centimeter (cal/cm2), the 40 Cal arc flash suit is suitable. This energy level is hazardous and high. In an electric arc flash or explosion, the suit's heat transfer barrier shields the wearer from burns.

Product Specifications of Arc Flash Suit 40 Cal

Material Composition	Multi-layer Inherent Arc Flash Resistance Fabric 500 GSM.
Design	A garment constructed from Inherently Arc-resistant Fabric with a zip and Velcro closure, concealed under a protective flap. The trousers feature a zipper closure for easy fastening. An elasticized side waistband ensures a more comfortable and well-fitted experience. The sleeve cuffs come with adjustable straps featuring Velcro closures. Class E helmet with ASTM F2178-12 compliant 40-cal visor. High visibility is ensured with FR reflective tape on the shoulders, sleeves, and bottom. FR thread is used throughout garment production. Multiple design options and patterns are available to cater to your requirements.
Kit components	Set comprises jacket, trousers, Class E helmet with face shield, fabric gloves, and storage bag.
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Test/Certification	IEC 61482-2 ASTM 1959 NFPA 70 E