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Mitchell Instument HRC Level 2 Arc Flash Kit

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal Arc Flash PPE Safety Kit With Arc Flash Coat, 12 Cal Face Shield and Class 0 Glove Kit

$409.00

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal Jacket and Glove Kit

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal Arc Flash Coat PPE Kit With 12 Cal Face Shield and Class 00 Glove Kit

$399.00

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal Arc Flash Safety Kit with Flash Coat, Bib Overall, 12 Cal Face Shield and 500V Glove Kit

$529.00

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal Arc Flash Clothing Kit With Coveralls, 10 Cal Face Shield and 1000v Glove Kit

$435.00

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal Arc Flash Protection Kit with Coat , Bib Overall, and Face Shield

$429.00

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal Arc Flash Coat With 10 Cal Face Shield and Class 2 Glove Kit

$499.00

Mitchell Instrument HRC Level 2 Arc Flash Kit

Mitchell Instrument PPE Arc Flash Protection Kit With 12 Cal Arc Flash Coveralls, 10 Cal Face Shield and 17kV Glove Kit

$529.00

Mitchell Instrument HRC 2 PPE Arc Flash Kit

Mitchell Instrument 12 Cal PPE Arc Flash Protection Kit with Flash Coat, Bib Overalls, 10 Cal Face Shield and Class 2 (17500V) Glove Kit

$629.00

Mitchell Instrument HRC 2 PPE 20 Cal Arc Flash Clothing Kit With Class 0 Glove Kit

$769.00

Mitchell Instrument 20 Cal Arc Flash PPE Kit With Class 00 Glove Kit

$754.00

Mitchell Instrument HRC 2 20 Cal Arc Flash Coveralls Kit With Class 00 Glove Kit

$634.00

Mitchell Instrument HRC 2 20 Cal Arc Flash PPE Clothing Kit With Coveralls and Class 0 Glove Kit

$649.00

NFPA 70E

defines and classifies arc flash potential that requires specific apparel to minimize worker injuries.

Arc flash protection clothing is designed to provide a barrier from heat and flame, to minimize total burn injury and to help provide the wearer with extra seconds of protection to help escape possible secondary explosions or fires in the work area. Arc Flash clothing can increase the chances of survival and decrease the need for medical treatment (skin grafts) and the chances of subsequent infections. It can help preserve the quality of life of a worker exposed to an electric arc event. PPE is not designed to be firefighting gear; it is worn to help reduce the risk of more serious injury. Wearing ordinary clothes, especially synthetic fabrics like nylon, in an electric arc incident may make injuries worse than if the skin was not covered at all. Denim jeans and jackets, cotton shirts, cotton/synthetic T-shirts, sweatshirts, fleeces or nylon jackets are fuel sources that ignite, burn and frequently melt onto the skin. The heavier the weight of the fabric, the more fuel there is to burn. While the explosion may be over in a fraction of a second, but non-flame retardant clothing may keep burning. Remeber, it takes just three seconds to sustain third degree burns.

In electric arc blasts, even FR clothing can break open due to the extreme energy. Its prudent to wear loose-fitting layers, with an FR outer layer, and underwear that won’t melt. Suitable flame retardant ppe will help insulate the wearer from heat, resist breaking open, and will not ignite or continue to burn when exposed to a high intensity, short duration explosion and fire.

NFPA 70-E To help workers understand the burn dangers more easily, the NFPA assigns a 0-4 number to hazard/risk categories representing the danger level. To make it easier and more convenient for the worker to comply with OSHA and NFPA 70E standards and requirements, we have developed PPE Arc Flash Kits that include a wide range of cal ratings and clothing options.

Arc Flash Protection Kits

NFPA 70E