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

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AF-CV-B1-XL is an arc flash-rated coverall designed for electrical workers and industrial technicians who require flame-resistant (FR) full-body protection on the job. Constructed from a Cotton, Indura Ultra Soft, and Nylon blend, this garment provides the comfort and durability needed for extended wear in demanding environments. The size X-Large coverall fits a chest measurement of 40 to 42 inches, features a full-length zipper closure, and includes 6 pockets for tool and accessory storage. The open cuff and open ankle design allow for a flexible, layerable fit over base garments or work clothing. This coverall is a workwear staple for licensed electricians, utility workers, and industrial maintenance crews operating in environments with arc flash exposure hazards.

This coverall is suited for use in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical service settings where NFPA 70E arc flash PPE requirements apply. It is worn during energized electrical work, panel servicing, switchgear maintenance, and similar tasks where FR garment protection is mandated. The khaki colorway is a standard choice for utility and industrial environments. The garment ships as a single unit and is sized for workers requiring an X-Large fit with a 40-to-42-inch chest.

Key Features

• Arc flash garment type rated for use in FR and arc flash PPE programs
• Cotton, Indura Ultra Soft, and Nylon blend construction for FR performance and comfort
• Full-length zipper closure for quick donning and doffing
• 6-pocket configuration supports tool and equipment access on the job
• Open cuff and open ankle styling for layering versatility
• X-Large sizing fits 40 to 42-inch chest measurements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style arc flash coverall for use within NFPA 70E-compliant FR personal protective equipment programs in electrical and industrial service applications.

Installation Notes

Arc flash coveralls are donned by the worker prior to energized electrical work and must be selected to match the arc flash incident energy level established by a site hazard risk assessment. Inspect the garment before each use for tears, contamination, or damage that could reduce FR protection. FR garments should never be washed with fabric softeners or bleach, as these treatments can degrade flame-resistant properties. Consult NFPA 70E and your site safety officer for proper PPE category selection and layering requirements.