Pro-safe AF-CV-B1-3XL Arc Flash Coveralls 3XL Khaki

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-CV-B1-3XL is an arc flash-rated coverall designed to protect workers in environments with electrical arc hazards. Built from a Cotton and Indura Ultra Soft Nylon blend, this garment delivers flame-resistant performance in a full-body, one-piece configuration. The zipper front closure allows for quick donning and doffing, while six pockets provide functional storage for tools and personal gear. Sized at 3X-Large with a chest size of 48 to 50 inches, this coverall suits a range of larger-framed workers who require arc flash PPE. It weighs approximately 2.45 pounds and ships as a single unit.

This coverall is intended for use in electrical maintenance and utility work environments where arc flash exposure is a known hazard. Electricians, industrial maintenance technicians, and power utility workers will find this garment applicable to NFPA 70E compliance programs. The open cuff and open ankle design accommodate layering over standard work clothing when required by a site-specific arc flash hazard analysis. The khaki colorway is a common choice for industrial and utility fieldwork settings.

Key Features

• Arc flash garment type — built for electrical hazard environments requiring flame-resistant PPE
• Cotton and Indura Ultra Soft Nylon blend construction for flame resistance and wearer comfort
• Zipper front closure for fast, secure fit
• Six pockets for tool and accessory storage
• Open cuff and open ankle styling for layering flexibility
• 3X-Large sizing fits chest measurements of 48 to 50 inches

Compatibility

Designed for use as arc flash PPE in compliance with NFPA 70E arc flash hazard programs for electrical maintenance and utility applications. Verify arc flash incident energy rating requirements against your site-specific hazard analysis before selecting this garment.

Installation Notes

Arc flash coveralls are donned and inspected by the wearer before entering an arc flash boundary as defined by a qualified electrical worker or safety officer. Inspect the garment for tears, worn fabric, or damaged closures before each use — compromised flame-resistant garments must be removed from service. Launder according to manufacturer care instructions only, as improper washing can degrade flame-resistant properties. Selection and use should align with a documented arc flash hazard analysis performed under NFPA 70E guidelines.