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SIBILLE

SAFE

®

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

AND PRODUCTS FOR

ARC - FLASH SAFETY

BECAUSE THE SAFETY

OF WORKERS IS A CRUCIAL CONCERN

EDITORIAL

Drawing on its experience and expertise in the area of the hazards of working on electrical networks, SIBILLE FAMECA ELECTRIC is offering a complete range of products for arc flash protection.

This brochure includes personal protective equipment (PPE) solutions to keep you safe from head to toe. It is organised by protection level according to performance (in calories/cm²), in accordance with the standards applicable in the area.

In order to make selection easier, we also offer homogeneous sets of equipment so that you can purchase the appropriate PPE after analysing the risk, simply and effectively.

SIBILLE SAFE ® Expertise

CONTENT

1

Arc-Flash hazards......................................1

2

Reminder of legislations and standards..............2

3

Product benefits....................................2-3

4

Effective protection....................................3

5

Ranges by performance level.....................4-13

6

Accessories........................................Back

1 - ARC-FLASH RISKS

WHAT IS AN ARC-FLASH ?

An arc-flash or an electric arc is the result of an electric short circuit conducted by the air. It is a violent eruption of thermal energy from a source of electricity, which can lead to serious or even irreversible burns and injuries, depending on the seriousness of the incident. Electric arc or arc flash hazards become an essentiel concern when the rated voltage of the installation is greater than 220 Volts.

THERMAL ENERGY GENERATED BY AN

ARC-FLASH

- It is expressed in calories/cm²,

- 1 cal/cm² is equivalent to exposing a finger to a lighter flame for a second,

- With only 1.2 cal/cm², individuals can suffer from second-degree burns,

- Standard non fire-retardant work clothing can ignite from energy levels of 2 calories.

Thermal radiation can reach 19 000°C , or four times the heat of the sun.

RESULTS OF ARC-FLASH

HAZARDS

 Burns (thrid degree) due to the radiation energy of the arc, and

splatter of molten metal. It is equivalent to a ball of fire.

 Risk of hearing damage or loss due to the noise and pressure of the

shock wave (sound wave of approximately 165 dB)

 Injuries due to the inhalation of toxic fumes

(copper vaporisation…)

 Eye injuries or dazzling due to the light intensity (flash)

Areas of the human body affected by burns in the event of electric arc faults.

(source : IVSS)

> 60 %

40%-60%

30%-40%

0%-30%

1

2 - REMINDER

OF THE LEGISLATIONS AND STANDARDS

LEVEL

SAFETY

RULES

PRODUCT

STANDARDS

USA

NPFA70E

ASTM

ANSI

International

-

IEC

Europe

EN 50110

EN

France

NF C-18510

NF EN

US PRINCIPLE

OSHA

(Occupational Health and Safety Act) : general regulations relating to occupational health and safety

 Section 2 (1)

« Every employer shall make an evaluation of the risk which may arise from the activities of such employer ... and he shall take such steps to make such condition or situation safe. »

Section 2 (2)

« Where it is not practicable to safeguard (sub-regulation 1), the employer shall reduce the risk and shall provide free of charge and maintain in a good and clean condition, safety equipment to employee. »

 Obligation of compliance with NFPA 70 E rules

NFPA 70 E

safety rule

: protection from electric arc hazards

 Obligation to analyse the hazards and be equipped accordingly for protection from the thermal effects of electric arcs

 The aim is to be protected from the risk of second-degree burns

 Methods for the calculation of arc energies and safety distances (appendix D – edition 2004)

 4 HRCs (Hazard Risk Categories)

Category 1 = 4 cal/cm²

Category 2 = 8 cal/cm²

Category 3 = 25 cal/cm²

Category 4 = 40 cal/cm²

 Use of personal protective equipment compliant with ASTM or ANSI or IEC standards

NB : Experience has shown that in some situations, the arc flash risk is not totally covered with protections that do not go beyond 40 cal/cm².

3 - EFFECTIVE

PROTECTION

Step 1 :

Identify the effects of electric arcs, safety limits and working conditions in the

presence of such risks

Step 2 :

Identify the operations and places where there is a potential electric arc risk,

Step 3 :

Analyse the risk, given that the resistance value of the arc is expressed :

 in cal/cm² (ATPV*) according to NFPA 70 E regulations , the ASTM standards or

the standard IEC 61482-1-1 (open arc test),

 or in protection class (1 ou 2) according to standard IEC 61482-1-2 (constrained

arc test / Box test at 4KA or 7KA for 0.5 seconds at a distance de 0.3 m)

2

*ATPV = Arc Thermal Performance Value

4 - PRODUCT BENEFITS

CHOICE OF THE FABRICS

Marko® fabrics

 composition : 54% Modacrylic,

44% FR treated cotton and 2 %

antistatic fibre

 very high breathability

 very soft

 water repellent

Indura® UltraSoft® fabrics

 composition : 88% cotton, 12%

FR high tenacity nylon

 technical fibre that is intrinsically flame retardant (FR),

 FR guarantee during the whole

life of the garment

 high breathability

50% longer life compared

to 100% cotton garment

 very soft to the touch

IDENTIFICATION

 standardised

marking very

visible on the garment,

with ATPV level

PROTECTION

 jacket wrists

with elasticated

tightening

EFFICIENCY

 non-metallic

zip + flap

High quality garment that adresses ergonomics and style for uncompromising protection!

Step 4 :

Select and wear PPE that are thermally resistant to arcs,

(Class III PPE : irreversible risks)

The choice of equipment will depend on the following :

 maximum fault current value

 phase/earth rated voltage approach distance from the source of the arc

 type of circuit (single or three-phase)

 environment in which the arc occurs (confined space…)

Step 5 :

Follow the safety rules required in order to eliminate injury due to an arc flash,

… You are now protected from arc-flash risks

NB : Arc flash protective clothing is equipment that offers protection from the thermal risk caused by an electric arc. In no event it is insulating clothing.

3

4-8 CAL / CM ² RANGE

Working safely

The

4-8 cal / cm ² range

is particularly adapted to your Low

Voltage applications. These garments are very like conventional work clothing, affering you convenience and comfort, while keeping you safe from the risk of an arc flash.

Use of protective glasses and flame-retardant hood recommended

(included in the kit)

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4-8 CAL / CM ² ARC FLASH PROTECTION KIT

TC42ESBB

TP05B

ARCCAG10

VESTELEC

PANTAELEC

TG30 to TG35

TG40 to TG48

C970

S510

White E-Shark electrician’s helmet

Single-shield safety glasses for protection from infrared and UV rays

Flame-retardant hood

Electrician’s jacket, flame-retardant, antistatic

Electrician’s trousers, flame-retardant, antistatic

LV insulating latex gloves, class 0, length 360 mm

Leather over gloves

Safety ankle boots, S3CI fully non-metallic

Arc Flash equipment carrying bag

For more convenience, you can select this kit with the COMBIELEC suit, to replace the jacket and trousers set.

Recommended applications: LV

E-SHARK HELMET

Item no.

: TC42ESBR

Standards : EN 397, EN 50365 for the helmet and EN 166 for the shield

Sizes available : single size

Protective helmet with integrated shield for protection from short-circuit electric arcs. Ergonomic shield that allows to use glasses. Lift-up shield with no intermediate position.

FLAME-RETARDANT HOOD

Item no.

: ARCCAG10

Sizes available : single size

Multi-layer flame-retardant hood, protects the face and neck from burns.

OR

Electrician’s

SHIRT

, flame retardant, antistatic, for protection from electric arcs

Item no.

: CHEMISELEC

Standards : EN 531; EN 1149-5 : 2008 ; EN 470

IEC 61482-1-2 class 1

Sizes available : S, M, L, XL, XXL

Fabric : Modacrylic / treated cotton

Shirt with loose sleeves and two upper pockets with flaps, button closure. Comfortable and easy to clean.

Flame-retardant

JACKET and TROUSERS

, antistatic

Item no.

: VESTELEC and PANTAELEC

Standards : EN 531; EN 1149-5 : 2008 ; EN 470

IEC 61482-1-2 class 1

Sizes available : S, M, L, XL, XXL

Fabric : Modacrylic / treated cotton, 250g/m²

2 chest pockets, closure with snap buttons, with hook and loop tab. Loose trousers for easy movement. Comfortable and easy to clean.

Flame-retardant

SUIT

, antistatic, for protection from electric arcs

Item no.

: COMBIELEC

Standards : EN 531; EN 1149-5 : 2008; EN 470;

IEC 61482-1-2 class 1

Sizes available : L, XL

Fabric : 53% acrylic / 45% combed cotton / 2% antistatic fibres, 250g/m², 9 pockets, opening with 4-cm Velcro tab over the entire length, elastic belt. Comfortable and easy to clean.

LV insulating

LATEX GLOVES

, class 0, length 360 mm

Item no.

: TG30 to TG35

Standards : EN 60903 : 2003 and IEC 60903 : 2002

Sizes available : 8 to 11

Supplied in an opaque resealable bag

Smooth inner lining and smooth outer finish.

RC category

Operating voltage : 1 000 VAC

LEATHER OVER GLOVES

Item no.

: TG40 to TG 48

Standards : EN 420 and EN 388

Mechanical resistance indices : 2 for abrasion –

1 for cutting – 2 for tearing – 2 for piercing

Sizes available : 8 to 11

Over gloves to protect the insulating latex gloves from mechanical risks, natural full-grain leather, American cut, webbed thumb, wrist with tightening strap, 100-mm split leather cuff. Polyester/cotton seams.

SAFETY ANKLE BOOTS

, S3CI fully non-metallic

Item no.

: C970

Standards : EN ISO 20344 and EN ISO 20345

Slip resistance : SRC.

Sizes available : 37 to 48

Isothermal PU2D sole, very resistant to hydrolysis and hydrocarbons, with Parabolic® profile and window with two densities. - Spring effect: for more dynamic walking

- Anti-fatigue effect as it relieves the joints.

Ergonomic polycarbonate toecap, 200 joules. 1250 N anti-puncture insert made of high tenacity fibres.

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8-12 CAL / CM ² RANGE

Comfort for greater safety

While offering optimum comfort, the

8-12 cal / cm ² range

provides additional protection for your low-voltage applications. The chest can be protected in different ways: shirt, long sleeved

T-shirt or jacket or combining these items.

Use of protective and flame-retardant hood recommended (included in kit)

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8-12 CAL / CM ² ARC FLASH PROTECTION KIT

TC4710

TP03T

ARCCAG10

ARCVES12

ARCPAN12

TG30 to TG35

TG40 to TG48

C970

S510

Helmet and face shield, ATPV 10.2 cal/cm²

Single-shield safety glasses for protection from UV rays

Flame-retardant hood

ARC FLASH jacket, ATPV 12.4 cal / cm²

ARC FLASH trousers, ATPV 12.4 cal/cm²

LV insulating latex gloves class 0, length 360 mm

Leather over gloves

S3CI safety ankle boots, fully non-metallic

Arc flash equipment carrying bag

For more convenience, you can select this kit with the ARCCOM12 suit, to replace the jacket and trousers set.

HELMET AND FACE SHIELD ATPV 10.2 CAL/CM ²

Item no.

: TC4710

Standards : ANSI Z89.1 for the helmet and ANSI

Z87.1 et ASTM F-2178 for the shield

ATPV : 10.2 cal/cm²

Sizes available : single size

Protects the face from UV and IR radiation, with panoramic vision, extended by a chin guard.

ARC-FLASH SHIRT, ATPV 8.3 cal/cm²

Item no.

: ARCCH8

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506;

ATPV : 8.3 cal/cm²

Sizes available : XS to 5XL

Fabric : Indura® UltraSoft®

New easy fit style for comfort with a casual look.

ARC-FLASH T-SHIRT, ATPV 10.9 CAL/CM²

Item no.

: ARCTSML10

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506; OSHA 29

CFR 1910.269; EN 531 ATPV : 10.9 cal/cm²

Sizes available : S to 5XL

Fabric : Indura® UltraSoft®

Comfortable cotton : cool in summer and warm in winter. Breathable garment that absorbs perspiration.

ARC-FLASH SET, ATPV 12.4 CAL / CM²

Item no.

: ARCVES12 for the jacket and ARCPAN12 for the trousers

Standards : NFPA 70E; NFPA 2112; NFPA 1977; ASTM

F1506; OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269; EN 531; EN 470

Tailles disponibles : XS to 6XL

Jacket and trousers set. Breathable flame-retardant garment made of Indura® UltraSoft®. Also available in suit version and 8.7 cal/cm² version.

ARC-FLASH SUIT, ATPV 12.4 CAL / CM²

Item no.

: ARCCOM12

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506; OSHA 29 CFR

1910.269; NFPA 1977; NFPA 2112, ISO 11612; ISO

11611; CGSB155.20; SANS 724 HAF : 80%

Sizes available : XS to 6XL

Permanently flame resistant fabric, 305 g/m²,

Nomex® seams

Semi-elastic belt, 5 pockets.

LV insulating

LATEX GLOVES

, class 0, length 360 mm

Item no.

: TG30 to TG35

Standards : EN 60903 : 2003 et IEC 60903 : 2002

Sizes available : 8 to 11

Supplied in an opaque resealable bag

Smooth inner lining and smooth outer finish. RC category.

Operating voltage : 1 000 VAC

LEATHER OVER GLOVES

Item no.

: TG40 to TG 48

Standards : EN 420 and EN 388.

Mechanical resistance indices : 2 for abrasion -

1 for cutting – 2 for tearing

Sizes available : 8 to 11

Over gloves to protect the insulating latex gloves from mechanical risks, natural full-grain leather, American cut, webbed thumb, wrist with tightening strap, 100-mm split leather cuff. Polyester/cotton seams.

S3CI safety ankle

BOOTS

, fully non metallic,

Item no.

: C970

Standards : EN ISO 20344 and EN ISO 20345

Slip resistance : SRC

Sizes available : 37 to 48

Isothermal PU2D sole, very resistant to hydrolysis and hydrocarbons, with Parabolic® profile and window with two densities. - Spring effect: for more dynamic walking

- Anti-fatigue effect as it relieves the joints. Ergonomic polycarbonate toecap, 200 joules. 1250 N anti-puncture insert made of high-tenacity fibres.

7

18-21 CAL / CM ² RANGE

Protection to serve efficiency

The

18-21 cal / cm ² range

has a lightweight and modern style, while offering high protection from the risk of an arc flash.

Use of protective glasses and flame-retardant hood recommended

(included in the kit)

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18-21 CAL / CM ² ARC FLASH PROTECTION KIT

TC4710

TP03T

ARCCAG28

ARCVES21

ARCPAN18

TG36 to TG39

TG40 to TG48

CHAUSS20KV

S510

Helmet and face shield, ATPV 10.2 cal/cm²

Single-shield safety glasses for protection from UV rays

Arc flash hood, ATPV 28.2 cal/cm²

Round neck ARC FLASH jacket, ATPV 21 cal/cm²

Jeans, ATPV 18.3 cal/cm²

HVA insulating latex gloves class 2, length 360 mm

Leather over gloves

20KV safety ankle boots

Arc flash equipment carrying bag

HELMET AND FACE SHIELD

, ATPV 10.2 CAL/CM ²

Item no.

: TC4710

Standards : ANSI Z89.1 for the helmet and ANSI

Z87.1 and ASTM F-2178 for the shield

ATPV : 10.2 cal/cm²

Sizes available : single size

Protects the face from UV and IR radiation, with panoramic vision, extended by a chin guard.

ARC FLASH HOOD

Item no.

: ARCCAG28

Standards : ASTM F-1506, ASTM F-1959,

OSHA 190.269 - ATPV : 28.2 cal/cm²

Sizes available : single size

Flame-retardant multi-layer hood, protects the face and neck from burns.

Round neck

ARC FLASH JACKET

, ATPV 21 CAL/CM²

Item no.

: ARCVES21

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506; OSHA

29 CFR 1910.269; ISO 1161

ATPV : 21 cal/cm²

Sizes available : S to 5XL

Fabric : Flame-retardant Indura® UltraSoft® fabric

Jacket with a very up-to-date pattern, soft to the touch and ultra-comfortable.

ARC FLASH SWEATSHIRT

, ATPV 21.8 CAL/CM²

Item no.

: ARCSWE21

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506, OSHA 29 CFR

1910.269, EN531 - ATPV : 21.8 cal/cm²

Sizes available : XS to 5XL

Comfortable cotton: cool in summer and warm in winter. Breathable garment that absorbs perspiration.

Insulating

LATEX GLOVES class 2, length 360 mm

Item no.

: TG36 to TG39

Standards : EN 60 903:2003 and IEC 60 903 : 2002

Sizes available : 8 to 11

Supplied in an opaque resealable bag

Natural beige electrician's insulating gloves, class 2.

Operating voltage : 17,000 V

LEATHER OVER GLOVES

Item no.

: TG40 to TG 48

Standards : EN 420 and EN 388

Indices de Résistance mécanique : 2 for abrasion -

1 for cutting – 2 for tearing – 2 for piercing

Sizes available : 8 to 11

Over gloves to protect the insulating latex gloves from mechanical risks, natural full-grain leather, American cut, webbed thumb, wrist with tightening strap, 100-mm split leather cuff. Polyester/cotton seams.

JEANS,

ATPV 18.3 CA/CM²

Item no.

: ARCPAN18

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506; OSHA 1910.269;

NFPA 2112; ISO 11612; ASTM F2621; SANS 724 : 2010

ATPV : 18.3 cal/cm²

Sizes available : S to 5XL

Casual style, with a standard cut for optimum comfort.

20KV SAFETY ANKLE BOOTS

Item no.

: CHAUSS 20KV

Standards : EN ISO 20345 : 2007; ASTM F2412-05 :

2005 Marking S3 HRO, SRA

(for resistance to slipping)

Sizes available : 38 to 47

PU/nitrile sole for greater resistance to high contact temperatures. Fully non-metallic model to limit thermal conductivity and the possible propagation of the electric arc.

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51.5 CAL / CM ² RANGE

Quality designed for safety

The

51,5 cal / cm ² range

relies on full protection of all the parts of the body. The joins between the different garments overlap.

Even while moving, all the parts of the body are protected.

Lighter and more efficient than the 40 cal/cm² solutions available in the market.

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51,5 CAL / CM ² ARC FLASH PROTECTION KIT

ARCCOI51

ARCVES51

ARCSAL51

ARCGAN51

CHAUSS20KV

S510

51.5 cal/cm² arc flash hat

51.5 cal/cm² arc flash jackets

51.5 cal/cm² arc flash overalls

51.5 cal/cm² arc flash gloves

20KV safety ankle boots

Arc flash equipment carrying bag

Note : Arc flash gloves do not offer protection from electricity risks.

51.5 CAL/CM²ARC FLASH HAT

Item no.

: ARCCOI51 - Standards : Fabric : NFPA 70E; ASTM

F1506; NFPA 2112, NFPA 1977; IEC 61482-2; OSHA

1910.269; EN ISO 11611; EN ISO 11612; OEKO TEX STD. 100

Shield : ANSI Z87 : 1; EN16

Sizes available : single size

Full textile hood with integrated shield and protective helmet, with ATPV 51.5 Cal/cm²

51.5 CAL/CM² ARC FLASH SUIT

Item no.

: ARCVES51 for the jacket and ARCSAL51 for the overalls.

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506; EN 340.

ASTM F2621; IEC 61482-2;

Sizes available : S to 3XL

Set made up of a long jacket and overalls, for optimum protection; multi-layer Indura® Ultrasoft® fabric.

51.5 CAL/CM² ARC FLASH GLOVES

Item no.

: ARCGAN51

Standards : NFPA 70E; ASTM F1506; NFPA

2112

ATPV : 51.5 cal/cm²

Sizes available : L, XL

Multilayer fabric gloves, 380 mm long.

Outer layer : 440 g/m²

Inner layer : 237 g/m²

20KV SAFETY ANKLE BOOTS

Item no.

: CHAUSS 20KV

Standards : EN ISO 20345 : 2007; ASTM F2412-05 :

2005 Marking S3 HRO, SRA (for resistance to slipping)

Sizes available : 38 to 47

PU/nitrile sole for greater resistance to high contact temperatures. Fully non-metallic model to limit thermal conductivity and the possible propagation of the electric arc

In order to best protect you from electricity risks, we offer a range of insulating gloves adapted to your different cases of use.

HVA insulating

LATEX GLOVES

, 360 mm long, cut edges

Standards : EN 60903 : 2003 and CEI 60903 : 2002

EC category : III Irreversible risks

Smooth inner lining and smooth outer finish.

R-C A-Z-C category

Item number

TG36 to TG38

TG22 to TG24

TG51 and TG52

Class

Class 2

Class 3

Class 4

Operating voltage

17 000 V a.c.

26 500 V a.c.

36 000 V a.c.

Available sizes

8 to 11

9 to 11

10 and 11

Category

R-C

R-C

A-Z-C

This glove range is in addition to the kit range. These products are to be ordered individually.

Average

Weight

440 g

680 g

820 g

11

100 CAL / CM ² RANGE

High security equipment

The

100 cal / cm ² range

offers maximum protection from arc flash risks.

The use of very advanced fabric has allowed us to offer the lightest equipment in the market.

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100 CAL / CM ² ARC FLASH PROTECTION KIT

ARCCOI100

ARCVES100

ARCSAL100

ARCGAN100

CHAUSS20KV

S510

100 cal/cm² arc flash hat

100 cal/cm² arc flash jacket

100 cal/cm² arc flash overalls

100 cal/cm² arc flash gloves

20KV safety ankle boots

Arc flash equipment carrying bag

Note : Arc flash gloves do not offer protection from electricity risks.

100 CAL/CM² ARC FLASH HOOD

Item no.

: ARCCOI100

Standards : NFPA 70E : 2009; IEC 61482-2 : 2009

ANSI Z87 : 1, EN 168; ASTM F2178

Sizes available : single size

Complete protective hood with a protective helmet and a wide anti-fogging protective visor.

100 CAL/CM² ARC FLASH SUIT

Item no.

: ARCVES100 for the jacket and

ARCSAL100 for the suit Standards : NFPA 70E :

2009; IEC61482-2:2009; ASTM S-1505; EN 340;

ASTM F2621- ATPV : 100 cal/cm²

Sizes available : S to XL

Complete protective suit including a long jacket and overalls.

100 CAL/CM² ARC FLASH GLOVES

Item no.

: ARCGAN100

Standards : NFPA 70E : 2009; IEC61482-2 :

2009

ATPV : 100 cal/cm²

Sizes available : S to 3XL

Multilayer aramid fibre gloves, 380 mm long.

20KV SAFETY ANKLE BOOTS

Item no.

: CHAUSS 20KV

Standards : EN ISO 20345 : 2007; ASTM F2412-05 :

2005 Marking S3 HRO, SRA (for resistance to slipping)

Tailles disponibles : 38 to 47

PU/nitrile sole for greater resistance to high contact temperatures. Fully non-metallic model to limit thermal conductivity and the possible propagation of the electric arc.

In order to best protect you from electricity risks, we offer a range of insulating gloves adapted to your different cases of use.

HVA insulating

LATEX GLOVES

, 360 mm long, cut edges

Standards : EN 60903 : 2003 and CEI 60903 : 2002

EC category : III Irreversible risks

Smooth inner lining and smooth outer finish.

R-C A-Z-C category

Item number

TG22 to TG24

TG51 and TG52

Class

Class 3

Class 4

Operting voltage

26 500 V a.c.

36 000 V a.c.

Sizes available

9 to 11

10 and 11

Category

R-C

A-Z-C

This glove range is in addition to the kit range. These products are to be ordered individually.

Average weight

680 g

820 g

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SIBILLE

SAFE

®

Accessories

In order to protect you effectively from all arc flash risks, we offer a wide range of additional accessories:

 Ear protection equipment: ear plugs, ear muffs, headbands

 Nomex® flame-retardant under gloves

 Assisted ventilation for protective hoods to cool the wearer’s head during extended use

 Special arc flash high visibility clothing: waistcoats, parkas, rain suits…

 Arc flash harnesses and lines

 Arc flash underclothes

Please contact us with your requirements and for technical information.

Please contact us if you would like to personalise your bags and helmets with your logo.

All our products are designed to provide optimum comfort and maximum protection.

815 bis, Chemin du Razas - ZI Les Plaines

26780 Malataverne - FRANCE

+33(0)4 75 90 58 00

+33(0)4 75 90 58 39 www.sf-electric.com

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