Mcr Safety FRHBS100X3 Bib Overalls 3XL Polyester Fr

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY FRHBS100X3 is a limited-flammability bib overall designed for workers in environments where flash fire exposure is a recognized hazard. Constructed from polyester in high-visibility yellow, this garment meets ASTM D6413 standards for flame resistance testing. The full bib-and-brace design provides torso and leg coverage, while hook-and-loop closures at the ankles, wrists, and fly allow for a secure, adjustable fit. An attached hood adds head and neck protection without requiring a separate piece of PPE. At 5.03 pounds, this is a substantial protective garment intended for single-use or limited-use applications in industrial, chemical, or hazardous-material settings. Installation is not applicable — this is a wearable PPE item donned by the end user on site.

These bib overalls are suited for use in industrial maintenance, chemical processing, petrochemical, and utility work environments where limited flammability protection is required by safety protocols or site standards. The 3X-Large sizing accommodates larger-framed workers who need full coverage without restricting movement. The hook-and-loop closure system at multiple points allows workers to don and doff the garment quickly. The attached hood eliminates the gap between garment and head protection, which is a common exposure point in bib-style coveralls.

Key Features

• Meets ASTM D6413 standard for limited flammability performance
• Polyester construction in high-visibility yellow for enhanced site visibility
• Hook-and-loop closures at ankles, wrists, and fly for secure, adjustable fit
• Attached hood provides integrated head and neck coverage
• Bib overall style delivers full torso and leg protection
• Sized at 3X-Large for larger-framed workers

Compatibility

Designed as a limited-flammability protective bib overall for industrial and hazardous-environment applications where ASTM D6413-compliant PPE is specified.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned by the end user and does not require tool-based installation. Safety supervisors and PPE coordinators should verify that the garment meets the site-specific hazard assessment requirements before use. Inspect the garment for any damage or contamination before each use, and follow the site safety program and manufacturer guidance for disposal or reuse limits on limited-flammability apparel.