Flame-Resistant & Welding Workwear Supplier in the UAE
Flame-resistant and welding coveralls, jackets and trousers to EN ISO 11612 and EN ISO 11611, for fabricators, hot-work crews and plant maintenance teams.
Catalogue
FR & Welding Workwear Range
Flame-resistant workwear for hot work, welding and plant maintenance. Check the standard on the label against the hazard on your site; your quotation lists it for each item. Request one quotation for everything you need, and we reply within 24 hours.
Brand names and product images belong to their respective owners and are shown for identification. Garments are supplied from ready stock through our supplier network. Sizes and colours vary by availability; your quotation lists the exact item. Other brands or styles not shown can be sourced on request.
Flame-resistant workwear is chosen against a named hazard, and the standard on the label tells you which one. EN ISO 11612 covers protection against heat and flame. EN ISO 11611 covers welding and allied processes, with Class 1 for lower spatter and Class 2 for higher spatter and heat. IEC 61482-2 relates to arc flash. EN ISO 14116 is limited flame spread, which is not the same as heat and flame protection.
That last point is where specifications most often go wrong. A garment that only meets limited flame spread does not replace EN ISO 11612 or EN ISO 11611 where the task involves welding sparks, radiant heat or flash fire. If your risk assessment names a standard, the garment needs to carry it.
Fabric type also matters over the life of the garment. Inherently flame-resistant fabrics keep their protection for the garment life, while chemically treated fabrics can lose performance through repeated industrial laundering. Treated fabrics cost less on day one; tell us your laundering arrangement and how long you expect to keep each garment, and we will help you compare.
Every quotation lists the standard and class for each item, and manufacturer documents such as test certificates and data sheets can be requested before you pay.
Product Range
What We Supply
Quoted line by line from ready stock. Manufacturer data sheets and test documents available on request.
FR Coveralls
Flame-resistant coveralls to EN ISO 11612, in lightweight and heavier weights, with reflective options.
Welding Coveralls & Jackets
Welding garments to EN ISO 11611 Class 1 and Class 2, as coveralls, jackets and trousers.
FR Hi-Vis Garments
Flame-resistant garments in hi-vis colours to EN ISO 20471 combined with FR standards, for work near moving plant and traffic.
FR Multi-Norm Jackets
Multi-norm jackets combining heat and flame, welding and visibility standards in one garment.
Chemical-Splash FR Suits
FR coveralls with chemical splash resistance to EN 13034 Type 6, for combined hot-work and chemical exposure.
Arc-Rated Garments
Garments tested to IEC 61482-2 for electrical maintenance teams, quoted by arc class.
Applications
Where We Supply
Steel and metal fabrication
Shipyards and marine works
Oil, gas and petrochemical plant
Power and utilities maintenance
Shutdown and turnaround works
Industrial workshops
Pipeline and structural welding
Questions
Common Questions
What is the difference between EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612?
EN ISO 11611 is for welding and allied processes and rates garments Class 1 or 2 by spatter and heat exposure. EN ISO 11612 covers protection against heat and flame more generally. Many welding garments carry both. Choose by the hazard in your risk assessment.
Is limited flame spread the same as flame resistant?
No. EN ISO 14116 limited flame spread slows how fast a flame travels across fabric. It does not give the heat and flame or welding protection of EN ISO 11612 or EN ISO 11611. If the task involves sparks, radiant heat or flash fire, the garment needs the matching standard.
Do treated flame-resistant fabrics lose protection?
Chemically treated fabrics can lose performance through repeated industrial laundering, especially with the wrong detergent or temperature. Inherently flame-resistant fabrics keep protection for the garment life but cost more initially. Tell us your laundering and expected garment life and we will help you compare.
Can I get the test certificates?
Manufacturer documents such as test certificates and data sheets are provided where the manufacturer issues them, and can be requested before you pay.
Divisions
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Safety Equipment
PPE to EN, ANSI and ISO standards across head, eye, hand, foot, respiratory and fall protection.
Garments & Workwear
Coveralls, hi-vis, corporate uniforms and branded workwear.
Coveralls & Workwear
Ready-stock cotton and poly-cotton coveralls, hi-vis garments, rainwear and disposable suits.
Corporate & Hospitality Uniforms
Ready-stock polos, T-shirts and caps with your logo applied.
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