Pro-safe PS-SW-401-32 Arc Flash Leggings 32 Cal/sq Cm

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-SW-401-32 arc flash leggings are flame-resistant lower-body protective garments rated for a maximum arc flash protection of 32 calories per square centimeter (cal/sq cm), placing them at Hazard Risk Category (HRC) Level 3 per NFPA 70E. Constructed from Indura Ultra Soft fabric in navy, these leggings are designed to be worn over standard work pants or as part of a layered arc flash PPE ensemble. The 14-inch inseam length suits a universal fit configuration intended for over-pant layering rather than standalone trouser wear. Electricians and industrial maintenance technicians working on energized equipment or performing arc flash hazard tasks rely on garments at this rating level.

These leggings are suited for commercial and industrial electrical work environments where NFPA 70E compliance is required. Typical applications include switchgear maintenance, panel work, and utility operations where incident energy analysis identifies exposure at or below 32 cal/sq cm. The universal sizing and legging-style construction make them a practical over-garment option when a full arc flash suit or bib overall is not required but lower-body arc protection is mandated by the site safety program.

Key Features

• 32 cal/sq cm maximum arc flash protection rating — meets HRC Level 3 requirements under NFPA 70E
• Indura Ultra Soft flame-resistant fabric construction for all-day comfort during extended wear
• Legging garment style designed for layering over standard work pants in arc flash PPE ensembles
• 14-inch inseam length in a universal fit configuration
• Navy colorway suitable for standard industrial PPE programs
• Lightweight at 3 pounds packaged, minimizing added bulk during layered wear

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style arc flash lower-body protection garment intended for use within compliant NFPA 70E arc flash PPE ensembles at Hazard Risk Category Level 3 incident energy exposures up to 32 cal/sq cm.

Installation Notes

Arc flash PPE must be donned before any exposure to energized equipment; never attempt to put on or adjust protective garments while in the arc flash boundary. Inspection for damage, contamination with flammable substances, or laundering non-compliance should be completed before each use per NFPA 70E garment care requirements. Garment selection and ensemble assembly must be based on a documented incident energy analysis or NFPA 70E hazard category table conducted by a qualified electrical worker or safety professional.