Flameking FK08 Hi-Vis Flame Resistant Anti-Static Arc Flash Yellow GORE-TEX FR235 Linesman Salopette

Flameking FK08 Salopette

High Visibility, Flame Retardant

& Arc Flash Protection

EN471 Class 1

GORE-TEX FR235

Bell Apparel Ltd

Cable Jointers, Substation Workers & Overhead Linesmen Protective Clothing

Flameking FK08 Hi-Vis Flame Retardant Arc Flash GORE-TEX FR235 Linesman's Yellow Salopette Description

The Flameking FK08 yellow GORE-TEX salopette is designed to be worn with the Flameking FK07 Arc Flash Jacket. The FK08 linesman's salopette is made from strong 3-layer, high visibility GORE-TEX fabric to protect against Electric Arc, Heat and Flame and static build-up.

The GORE-TEX FR235 fabric used for the arc flash salopette conforms to the following standards:

EN471 Class 1
EN343 3.3 
EN ISO 11612
IEC EN 61482 Class 2
EN1149 – 3

EN471 Class 1 hi-visibility clothing standard provides a minimum background material 0.14m2 and minimum retro-reflective material 0.10m2.

Flameking FK08 Hi-Vis Flame Retardant Arc Flash GORE-TEX FR235 Linesman's Yellow Salopette Features

• High-waisted salopette
• FR elastic braces with quick release buckles
• Easy access trouser leg openings with zip fastenings and Velcro storm flaps
• High Visibility Yellow

Flameking FK08 Hi-Vis Flame Retardant Arc Flash GORE-TEX FR235 Linesman's Yellow Salopette Sizes

Small - S

Medium - M

Large - L

Extra Large - XL

Extra Extra Large - XXL

Bell Apparel Flameking protective clothing is worn by electrical utility engineers including cable jointers, substation workers and overhead linesmen. High visibility, flame retardant, arc flash protective clothing provides protection, comfort, style and durability. EN471 Class 1, 2 and 3 hi-visibility clothing (jackets, trousers, salopettes and coveralls) is available.

T&D also distribute ProGARM High Visibility Orange GO/RT 3279 Clothing to the rail industry and Catu Electrical Arc Flash Clothing - arc flash can occur during live cable jointing, phasing in operations, racking in and out of switchgear, reclosing of electrical switchgear onto a fault, switchgear failure, excavating near live cables or accidental contact with live conductors during maintenance.