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The greatest option for premium protective clothing against workplace hazards is Hicare protective wear. As the top safety garment manufacturer and exporter in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Hicare Safety Wear never stops offering unwavering safety solutions for a range of industries. The Aramid IFR Coverall, their flagship item, provides cutting-edge innovation and protection.

Aramid IFR Coverall is part of Hicare Safety Wear's premium product line. These expertly crafted clothes offer unparalleled protection against flash fires and fire resistance. These clothes are effective shields in high-risk sectors including oil and gas, petrochemicals, refineries, and more because of their unique fabric mixes and flame resistance.

We use a range of fabric mixes to create our Fire-Retardant Coveralls, such as 98% Cotton - 2% Antistatic, Treated Flame Resistance Garments, Inherent Modacrylic blend, and Inherent Flame Resistance 93-5-2, Proban fabric, and Pyrovatex fabric.

Material Composition	This coverall is a single-layer design made from an inherent flame-resistant blend comprising 50% Modacrylic, 38% Cotton, 10% Para-aramid, and 2% antistatic material.
Features	Made from Aramid fabric. Inherently flame-resistant material. Known for its high strength and durability. Provides excellent protection against heat and flames. Resistant to many chemicals and solvents. Offers comfort and breathability for extended wear. Equipped with multiple pockets for convenient storage. Can often be customized Easy to clean and maintain for long-term use.
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Test/Certification	Certified in accordance to-ISO11612 EN1149 NFPA 2112

Certified and Compliant

The Aramid IFR Coverall from Hicare Safety Wear exemplifies its dependability and safety. This exceptional protective gear passed rigorous testing and received worldwide standards approval.

ISO 11612: Approved to provide heat and flame protection in dangerous environments.
EN 1149: Adheres to the requirements for protective clothes that dissipate electrostatic fields, lowering the possibility of sparks in potentially explosive environments.
NFPA 2112: Ensuring the dependability of flame-resistant clothing in industrial settings via testing and verification to meet requirements.