Flame Resistant (FR) clothing is designed to protect workers from flash fire, arc flash, and heat hazards-but its performance over time depends heavily on how it is laundered. Industrial washing subjects garments to far more severe conditions than domestic laundering, and incorrect processes can compromise protection long before the end of the garments expected life. …

Introduction In the realm of safety, fire-resistant (FR) clothing stands as a stalwart guardian, offering unparalleled protection against fire and heat hazards. Unlike regular clothing, FR garments are engineered to withstand the rigors of harsh environments, resisting ignition, melting, tearing, and providing vital thermal insulation. However, ensuring the longevity and effectiveness of FR clothing necessitates …

Care and maintenance of the Flame resistance clothing is very important to ensure that the clothing provides its intended protection. In our blog on “Importance of Wash care instructions for Flame Resistant Clothing” we had highlighted the importance of understanding the wash care instructions on your FRC. We encourage you to read through the same once …

Table of Contents – Module 2: February 2021: Do we really need Flame-Resistant clothing? What happens if my company and I don’t comply with FR standards? How long does FR clothing last? Caring for my Flame-Resistant clothing? How to wash and dry FR clothing? Can you dry-clean FR clothing? How many times can you wash FR …

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We all know that Flame resistant clothing (FRC) plays an important role in protection of human life while working under hazardous industrial conditions. FRC needs suitable care so that they are a performing asset during various industrial applications Care instructions, mentioned on each FRC label, is a very clear indication of how to wash and …

Although your workwear might be suitable for domestic washing but not all Industrial protective clothing are washed under domestic conditions. Traditionally the only internationally recognized test method for washing of protective clothing was ISO 6330:2000 (amended in 2008 & then in 2012), domestic scale washing at a temperature of 60° C for woven fabrics and …