Flame Retardant Coverall

A flame retardant coverall is a specialized protective garment designed to provide effective flame resistance and protection against heat and fire-related hazards. These coveralls are commonly worn by workers in industries such as firefighting, oil and gas, welding, electrical utilities, and chemical processing, where exposure to fire and heat is a significant risk. Flame retardant coveralls are typically made from flame-resistant fabrics that have been specifically treated or engineered to resist ignition and limit the spread of flames. These fabrics can include materials like aramid fibers (e.g., Nomex), modacrylic, or inherently flame-resistant fabrics.