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Salus Wear PPE vs. Generic Safety Gear
Unrated "one-size-fits-all" gloves offer no documented cut or impact rating, leaving safety managers unable to confirm they match the hazard.
Salus Wear gloves carry specific ratings — Cut Level 6, Impact Level 2 — tied to the task.
Standard shirts provide no protection against electrical arc exposure.
Salus Wear FR shirts are ATPV 8.7 cal rated and NFPA 70E compliant.
Unreflective or low-visibility vests provide minimal protection in low-light or high-traffic areas.
Salus Wear hi-vis vests use reflective striping front and back with a dedicated ID window.
Sourcing gloves, vests, and shirts from different suppliers makes sizing and reorders inconsistent.
Salus Wear consolidates hazard-specific PPE into one ordering relationship.
What counts as PPE safety workwear for men in industrial settings?
PPE safety workwear typically includes flame-resistant or arc-rated shirts, cut- and impact-resistant gloves, high-visibility vests, and task-specific gloves such as welding or insulated cold-weather gloves — each selected to match a specific jobsite hazard.
How do I know which glove rating I need?
Glove ratings are typically expressed as a cut level and, where relevant, an impact level. Higher numbers indicate greater resistance. Match the rating to the hazard identified in your site's hazard assessment — for example, sharp material handling calls for a higher cut rating, while heavy tool use may call for an impact-rated glove as well.
Are Salus Wear FR shirts suitable for electrical work?
They're rated for PPE Category 2 tasks. NFPA 70E is the workplace standard that tells employers what arc rating is required; the garment standard is ASTM F1506. Salus Wear FR shirts meet ASTM F1506 with an ATPV of 8.7 cal/cm², covering tasks where the arc flash risk assessment puts incident energy at 8 cal/cm² or below.
What's the difference between a hi-vis vest and a standard safety vest?
A hi-vis vest is built with reflective striping designed for visibility in low light or around moving vehicles and equipment, which matters most on roadwork, logistics, and night-shift sites.
Can I order PPE 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 across gloves, vests, and shirts.
How should FR shirts and leather gloves be cared for to maintain protection?
Follow the care instructions on the garment or product label. FR shirts should be laundered according to the manufacturer's instructions to preserve their rated protection, and leather gloves should be kept dry and conditioned to avoid premature cracking that can reduce cut and impact resistance.
