MK 15 Flying Coverall

Product Name	British Flight Suits
Item No	FR-FC-NM
Size	S-4XL
Color	Sage green, Solution dyed
Package	one piece/polybag
Certification	EN11612:2015, CE
Material	150/200g/m2 Nomex IIIA / Aramid IIIA fabric
Feature	Inherently flame resistant, soft and comfortable
Primary Use & Function	Aircrew member, Pilot, Medical Flight Personnel, Fire/Rescue, Airfield support Personnel.

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The main difference between FR (flame-resistant) and non-FR clothing is their ability to resist flames and thermal hazards. FR clothing is designed to self-extinguish when exposed to flames, preventing or limiting burn injuries. On the other hand, non-FR ... Clik for More

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