Mcr Safety FR200CXL Flame-resistant Rain Jacket Xl Yellow

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY FR200CXL is a flame-resistant rain jacket built for trade professionals who work in wet and hazardous environments. Constructed from polyester, this jacket features a snap closure front and a detachable hood, making it adaptable to changing job-site conditions. At 2.62 pounds, it delivers protective coverage without excessive bulk. Two exterior pockets provide accessible storage for small tools or personal items. The flame-resistant construction addresses both rain protection and fire-hazard exposure, making this jacket well-suited for electrical, oil field, utility, and general industrial applications where arc flash or open flame risk is a factor.

This jacket is designed for use by electricians, pipefitters, utility workers, and other trade professionals operating in wet outdoor environments where flame-resistant outerwear is required or recommended. It is sized at X-Large and fits into standard FR workwear programs for both residential and commercial job sites. The detachable hood allows the jacket to function as a standard work jacket when overhead weather protection is not needed. The snap closure allows for quick donning and doffing when moving between work zones.

Key Features

• Flame-resistant polyester construction for use in fire-hazard environments
• Detachable hood for versatility across varying weather conditions
• Snap closure front for quick and secure fastening
• Two pockets for on-the-job storage access
• Yellow high-visibility color enhances worker visibility on job sites
• Sized at X-Large for a fit-to-trade workwear profile

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-issue FR rain jacket compatible with typical trade workwear programs requiring flame-resistant outerwear in size X-Large.

Installation Notes

This garment should be inspected before each use for tears, compromised closures, or damage to the flame-resistant finish. FR garments should never be laundered with bleach or fabric softeners, as these can degrade flame-resistant properties. Always follow your employer safety program and applicable NFPA or OSHA guidelines when selecting and maintaining FR outerwear. Replace the jacket if the FR rating or structural integrity has been compromised.