BizFlame Hi Vis Multi-Norm Flame Resistant Trousers - Tooled Up recorded price
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BizFlame Hi Vis Multi-Norm Flame Resistant Trousers
Bizflame Clothing & Fashion
Product description
FR62 is constructed with highly innovative Bizflame Work HV fabric. This comfortable garment offers protection against multiple risks including exposure to heat, fire, chemicals, electrical arcs and welding. Features include twin-stitched Hi-Vis strips on legs, a front brass zip and two flapped front pockets, one flapped back pocket and a lower tool pocket with flap. Features and Benefits • Protection against radiant, convective and contact heat • Certified protection against molten metal splash • Back pocket • Rule pocket • Quick and easy side access • Hook and loop hems for a secure fit • Durable, strong and long lasting brass zip • Contrast colouring for added style • UKCA marked • CE certified • Sew on flame resistant industrial wash tape • 40+ UPF rated fabric to block 98% of UV rays • 6 pockets for ample storage • Elasticated back waist for a secure fit • Two tier knee pad pockets allowing two positioning options • CE-CAT III Specifications Colour: Yellow/Navy Size: XXL Fit: R
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United Kingdom · GBP
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£93.95
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