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Frequently Asked Questions
What does NFPA 2112 CAT 2 mean for FR coveralls?
NFPA 2112 is the US standard for flame-resistant garments used where a flash fire hazard exists. Compliance is demonstrated through ASTM F1930 manikin testing, which measures predicted body burn during a short-duration thermal exposure. It is a separate standard from NFPA 70E, which covers arc flash — arc protection is expressed as an arc rating (ATPV) and a PPE Category, not as an NFPA 2112 level.
Are Salus Wear FR coveralls suitable for welding?
Yes. The 7oz FR twill construction is designed to resist ignition and self-extinguish, which is why these coveralls are commonly chosen for welding, fabrication, and hot-work environments in addition to oil and gas and utility applications.
How do FR coveralls differ from flame-retardant-treated clothing?
Genuine FR fabric is flame resistant as part of the fiber itself, so the protection doesn't wash out. Flame-retardant-treated clothing relies on a surface coating that can degrade with repeated laundering, gradually reducing its effectiveness.
What sizes and fits are available for men's FR coveralls?
Salus Wear FR coveralls are available across a standard men's sizing range with a fit designed to move over a base layer without restricting mobility. Check the sizing and fit guide before ordering for crew programs.
Can I order in bulk for a crew or company program?
Yes. Procurement teams and safety managers can request a bulk quote for multi-crew orders, new-hire gear packs, or seasonal restocking with consistent sizing and colorways.
How should FR coveralls be washed to maintain protection?
Follow the care instructions on the garment label. Because Salus Wear FR fabric is flame resistant by construction rather than by topical treatment, normal industrial laundering does not strip the protective properties the way it can with treated fabrics.


