Pro-safe AL03-CK Flame Resistant Kevlar Chaps Universal

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AL03-CK is a pair of universal-fit flame resistant chaps constructed from Kevlar fabric in a silver finish. Designed for workers operating in environments with open flame, arc flash, or high heat exposure, these chaps provide a protective garment layer over standard work pants. Kevlar construction offers inherent flame and cut resistance without added chemical treatments. At 2 pounds, they are lightweight enough for extended wear during field service, maintenance, or fabrication tasks. Licensed tradespeople including pipefitters, welders, HVAC technicians, and electricians working near ignition sources are the primary installers and users of this PPE.

These chaps are suited for residential and commercial job sites where flame resistant personal protective equipment is required by safety standards or site protocols. The universal sizing accommodates a wide range of workers, making them a practical stock item for contractors managing a variable crew. Typical applications include gas line work, torch brazing, arc welding, and any task requiring lower-body flame protection in compliance with applicable safety regulations.

Key Features

• Kevlar construction provides inherent flame and cut resistance
• Universal fit accommodates a wide range of body sizes
• Flame resistant and retardant garment classification for hazardous work environments
• Lightweight at 2 pounds for extended on-site wear
• Silver color for high-visibility identification on job sites

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit flame resistant chap suitable for general trade use where lower-body PPE is required in flame, spark, or arc flash environments.

Installation Notes

These chaps are worn over existing work pants and secured according to the manufacturer fastening system before beginning any flame or heat-exposure task. Inspect the garment for tears, fraying, or contamination before each use, as damage can compromise flame resistance. Follow applicable OSHA, NFPA 70E, and site-specific PPE requirements when selecting and using flame resistant garments. Do not launder with fabric softeners or bleach, as these can degrade the flame resistant properties of Kevlar fabric.