Product Information of 8cal/cm² CAT2 Arc Flash Jacket & Pants

1. Basic Protection Specifications

Arc Thermal Performance Value: 8 cal/cm²
Protection Class: CAT2 Arc Flash Protection
Model No.: ArcPro-CT/P-8
Protection Feature: Inherently Arc Flash Protection & Inherently Flame Resistant Fabric

2. Core Product Advantages

Inherently flame resistant construction
Stylish high-visibility color-block design with reflective stripes
Soft, lightweight and comfortable to wear
Effectively mitigates hazards caused by electric arc flash incidents
Fully compliant with global & domestic authoritative safety standards

3. Full List of Compliance Standards

ASTM F1959
ASTM F2621
NFPA 70E
IEC 61482-1-1
EN ISO 11612:2015
EN 1149-5:2018
DL/T 320-2019
GB 8965.4-2022

4. Appearance & Structure

Two-piece separate suit (jacket + trousers)Fluorescent lime yellow main body with black reinforced patch panels; high-visibility reflective tapes equipped on jacket and trouser legs. The jacket adopts stand collar design with multiple cargo pockets, perfectly suited for power operation and maintenance work scenarios.

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8cal/cm² CAT2 Arc Flash Jacket & Pants

8cal/cm² CAT2 Arc Flash Jacket & Pants

Product Information of 8cal/cm² CAT2 Arc Flash Jacket & Pants

1. Basic Protection Specifications

2. Core Product Advantages

3. Full List of Compliance Standards