Flame Resistant Coveralls Collection

Flame Resistant Coveralls for Men: NFPA 2112-Compliant Protection for Every Shift

Salus Wear flame resistant coveralls for men are built for crews who can't afford a gear failure. Every coverall in this collection is NFPA 2112 Compliant and constructed from 7oz FR twill that resists ignition instead of melting or continuing to burn once the heat source is removed. Reflective tape keeps workers visible on roadwork sites and low-light job locations, and the 6-pocket layout keeps tools within reach without adding bulk. Whether you're outfitting one welder or a fifty-person field crew, these coveralls are made for real shifts on oil and gas sites, electrical work, chemical plants, and manufacturing floors — not just product photos.

Compliance Risk / Cost of Non-Compliant Workwear

The Real Cost of Non-Compliant Workwear on the Jobsite

$16,550 Maximum OSHA penalty per serious violation
$165,514 Maximum penalty for willful or repeated violations
Seconds How fast untreated fabric can ignite and keep burning

Uncertified or "flame retardant"-labeled workwear puts crews and employers at risk in two ways at once. On the safety side, a flash fire or arc flash event unfolds in seconds — fabric that isn't genuinely flame resistant will ignite, melt, or keep burning after the exposure ends, turning a survivable incident into a serious injury. On the compliance side, OSHA requires employers to provide appropriate PPE when engineering and administrative controls can't fully eliminate a hazard, and inspectors look for documented, standards-rated gear — not a generic uniform with a "safety" label on the tag.

This is why so many safety managers and procurement leads move away from off-the-shelf workwear and dealer-branded uniform programs once they've had a close call or a citation. A single serious violation can run up to $16,550, and repeat findings escalate quickly. Certified FR coveralls with a documented NFPA 2112 rating are one of the more straightforward ways to close that gap.

Solution / Differentiator

Why Salus Wear FR Coveralls Are Built for Real Jobsite Conditions

Before Salus Wear

Untreated cotton or poly-blend coveralls, topical flame-retardant coatings that wash out after a handful of launderings, no certification paperwork to hand a safety auditor.

After Salus Wear

NFPA 2112 Compliant 7oz FR twill that's flame resistant by fiber construction — not a coating — with reflective hi-vis tape and a 6-pocket design built around how crews actually work.

NFPA 2112 CAT 2 Certified 7oz FR Twill Reflective Hi-Vis Tape 6-Pocket Utility Design Self-Extinguishing Fabric
Feature, advantage, and business benefit for Salus Wear FR coveralls
FeatureAdvantageBusiness Benefit
7oz FR twill fabric Inherently flame resistant — won't melt or drip Reduces injury severity during flash fire or arc flash exposure
NFPA 2112 Compliant Independently tested, documented compliance Supports OSHA PPE and audit documentation requirements
Reflective hi-vis tape Visible in low light and around moving equipment Lowers struck-by risk on roadwork and logistics sites
6-pocket utility layout Built-in storage for tools and small gear Fewer trips back to the truck, faster task turnaround
Reinforced construction Holds up across repeated industrial wash cycles Lower replacement frequency across multi-crew programs
Audience Segmentation

Who Relies on Salus Wear FR Coveralls

Safety & EHS Managers

Need certified, documented PPE they can point to during an audit, consistent across every crew and site.

Procurement Leads

Bulk ordering, predictable sizing runs, and simple reorders for new-hire gear packs and seasonal restocking.

Field Supervisors & Fleet Managers

Outfit a crew fast without chasing down mismatched gear from multiple vendors.

Welders & Tradespeople

Protection they'll actually wear on a hot shift, not just gear that looks compliant in a catalog.

Buying Guide / Comparison

Salus Wear FR Coveralls vs. Standard Workwear

Untreated Cotton or Poly-Blend Coveralls

Ignite and continue burning once exposed to flame, with no NFPA rating behind them.

Salus Wear Coveralls

Flame resistant by fiber construction and are NFPA 2112 Compliant.

Topically Treated "Flame Retardant" Imports

The retardant coating breaks down after repeated washing, quietly reducing protection over time.

Salus Wear FR Properties

Built into the fabric itself, not applied as a surface treatment.

Rental or Uniform-Service Coveralls

Generic sizing and inconsistent stock levels make it hard to outfit a full crew at once.

Salus Wear Direct Ordering

Direct bulk ordering with consistent colorways and a documented size range.

FR Outerwear Over Non-FR Base Layers

Undocumented layering can quietly void the protection a coverall is rated for.

Salus Wear Layering System

Pairing FR coveralls with Salus Wear FR shirts keeps the whole layering system NFPA-rated.

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Flame Resistant FR Hi-Vis Coveralls for Men — Grey, NFPA 2112 Compliant, 7oz Overall with Reflective Tape and 6 Pockets
Deep Blue Flame Resistant Coveralls for Men — NFPA 2112 Compliant 7oz FR Overall

Deep Blue Flame Resistant Coveralls for Men — NFPA 2112 Compliant 7oz FR Overall

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Wine Red Flame Resistant FR Hi-Vis Coveralls for Men — NFPA 2112 Compliant 7oz Overall, Reflective Tape, Welding Coveralls, 6 Pockets
Line Beige FR Hi-Vis Coveralls for Men — NFPA 2112 Compliant 7oz Overall

Line Beige FR Hi-Vis Coveralls for Men — NFPA 2112 Compliant 7oz Overall

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Dark Grey Flame Resistant Shirt for Men — CAT-2 | ATPV 8.7 Cal | NFPA 70E Compliant

Dark Grey Flame Resistant Shirt for Men — CAT-2 | ATPV 8.7 Cal | NFPA 70E Compliant

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Flame Resistant FR Hi-Vis Coveralls for Men — 7oz Blue Overalls with Reflective Tape, 6 Pockets

Flame Resistant FR Hi-Vis Coveralls for Men — 7oz Blue Overalls with Reflective Tape, 6 Pockets

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Men's 100% Cotton Mechanic Coveralls — Blue

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FAQ / Trust Builder

Frequently Asked Questions

What does NFPA 2112 CAT 2 mean for FR coveralls?

Are Salus Wear FR coveralls suitable for welding?

How do FR coveralls differ from flame-retardant-treated clothing?

What sizes and fits are available for men's FR coveralls?

Can I order in bulk for a crew or company program?

How should FR coveralls be washed to maintain protection?