DRIFIRE HYDROlite 2.0 FR Rain Jacket Class 3 - HYDRO2JACK-_ _-_ _

DRIFIRE HYDROlite 2.0 FR Rain Jacket Class 3 - HYDRO2JACK-_ _-_ _

HYDROlite 2.0 FR gear is the next generation in foul weather gear and provides comfortable protection from arc flash and flash fire hazards in all foul weather conditions; wind, rain, sleet, snow, ice or any combination. The next generation is foul weather gear, Hydrolite provides protection from arc flash and flash fire hazards in all foul weather conditions.

Features:

• Waterproof garments pass a one-hour storm shower test
• Fast drying lightweight and breathable FR fabric
• Anti-wicking feature prevents moisture migration inside garment
• Snap off adjustable hood fits with and without hard hat
• Covered D-ring opening for fall protection
• Lined hand warmer pockets and two front pockets
• FR 3M Scotchlite Reflective Comfort Trim
• Covered zip front closure

Standards:

• Compliant to NFPA 70E for Arc Flash
• Meets ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R Class 3
• Compliant to ASTM F1891 for Arc Flash
• Compliant to CSA Z462 for Arc Flash (Canada)
• Complies with OSHA 1910.269
• Compliant to ASTM F2733 for Flash Fire

Industries:

• Utilities
• Electrical Contractors
• Construction

Product Care:

• READ THE GARMENT LABEL AND LAUNDER PER INSTRUCTIONS ON GARMENT LABEL.
• DO NOT use bleach or chlorine. DO NOT use hydrogen peroxide. DO NOT use fabric softeners or dryer sheets. DO NOT dry clean.
• Wash/Laundering Instructions: Wash separately from other garments. Machine wash warm (max. 120°F/50°C) using mild detergent. Rinse 4 times (adding extra rinse to standard 3-rinse cycle) to remove all soil and detergent residues. Dawn Dish Liquid is recommended for oil based stains. Pre-treat the area, soak for stubborn stains or mild stain treatments may be used. Ensure the product is completely rinsed from the fabric before drying.
• Drying: Turn garment inside out before drying. Tumble dry using permanent press setting (medium). Tumble drying is recommended to protect garment's water repellent treatment.
• If contaminants cannot be removed after laundering, it is best to discontinue use of the garment.