Invest In Your Safety With Forge Fr Fire Resistant Clothing

Fire-resistant (FR) clothing is designed to protect workers from fire and flame exposure in dangerous workplaces. It is made from materials that are inherently flame-resistant and provide safety where you are working. The primary goal of Forge Fr clothing is to limit the risk of injury in hazardous work environments where there is a risk of exposure to flames or sparks.

Different Styles And Materials

Fire-resistant apparel is used in a variety of industries, like oil and gas factories, welding factories, and electrical workplaces. It comes in different styles and materials, like Coveralls, Jackets, Bib Overalls, Jeans, Shirts and Pants, and much more. It is imperative to understand that fire-resistant workwear is not entirely fireproof, but they are designed to resist catching fire and provide protection, and lower the risk of injuries during work.

Forge Fr believes in safety and comfort, making it easy for workers to move and work comfortably, even in hot and hazardous conditions. We provide the best high-quality fire-resistant clothes, also keeping fashion in mind to guarantee both safety and modern appearance at the same time.

Serve Varieties Of Garments

The Forge FR journey began in 1996 when we started manufacturing our first lightweight work wear shirt. Through hard work and some years of research and development, we increased the workwear line to include 7.25 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz and 14 oz of workwear and meet many workplaces’ requirements. We are supported by capable and highly educated associates who put in total effort to provide the best quality experience to our customers. We currently serve in Non-FR Garments, FR garments, Hi Vis Garments and other kinds of protective garments.

Protective Clothing

Are you aware of Arc-rated, Hi-Vis and FR Clothing? Regarding worker’s safety, it’s important for them to choose the right type of clothing to protect against fire and arc flash hazards. AR (Arc-Rated), FR (Fire-Resistant), and Hi-Vis clothing are three types of protective clothing commonly used in various industries. Many workers working in hazardous environments like Oil and gas fields, the petrochemicals industry, and welding factories wear FR and Arc Rated clothing to protect from fire and electrical hazards. Similarly, workers in construction or roadwork may wear Hi-Vis clothing.