Tingley O44041.SM Bib Overalls Arc Flash Small Nomex

Product Description

The TINGLEY O44041.SM is a Nomex bib overall designed for arc flash protection in industrial and utility work environments. Rated at 14 cal/sq cm, these overalls meet arc flash hazard requirements for qualified electrical workers and tradespeople working in energized environments. The garment features a Therm-O-Rad sealed seam construction and is made from 10.5 oz Nomex fabric at 0.38 mm thickness, offering a balance of protection and wearability. Sized Small with a 28-inch inseam and a 32-34 inch waist, they are intended for daily wear by electricians, linemen, and industrial maintenance personnel who require flame-resistant arc-rated outerwear.

These bib overalls are suited for use in residential and commercial electrical work, utility maintenance, and industrial facilities where NFPA 70E arc flash PPE requirements apply. The hook and loop ankle closure and plain front fly support efficient donning and doffing in field conditions. The button closure at the bib and the sealed seams provide a secure fit during active work. These overalls are intended to be worn as a primary arc flash garment layer by electricians and electrical maintenance professionals.

Key Features

• Arc flash rating of 14 cal/sq cm for compliance with NFPA 70E PPE requirements
• Nomex fabric construction at 10.5 oz weight and 0.38 mm thickness
• Therm-O-Rad sealed seams for enhanced arc flash and flame resistance at seam lines
• Hook and loop ankle closure for secure lower leg fit
• Button closure with plain front fly for ease of wear
• 28-inch inseam with 32-34 inch waist range in Small sizing

Compatibility

Designed as an arc flash bib overall for use by qualified electrical workers in environments requiring arc-rated PPE at the 14 cal/sq cm hazard risk level.

Installation Notes

Arc flash PPE must be selected and donned by a qualified person in accordance with NFPA 70E and the site arc flash hazard analysis. Inspect the garment before each use for damage to seams, closures, or fabric integrity. Do not launder with fabric softeners or bleach, as these can degrade arc flash protective properties. Garments that show signs of damage or contamination that cannot be removed should be removed from service.