Multi-Standard Protection That Doesn't Compromise on Comfort

The Portwest FR722 PW3 FR HVO Jacket delivers serious protection for workers facing multiple hazards. Built with inherent flame-resistant Modaflame fabric, this high-visibility jacket combines arc flash defence, heat protection, and chemical splash resistance in one contemporary design. The innovative stretch panels mean you get full freedom of movement without sacrificing safety.

Key Features:

• Inherent Flame Resistance: The flame-resistant properties are built into the fabric itself, so they won't wash out or diminish over time. Certified to EN ISO 11612 for protection against radiant, convective, and contact heat, plus EN ISO 11611 Class 1 for welding work.
  
• Arc Flash Protection: Rated to IEC 61482-2 with ELIM 7 cal/cm², this jacket protects electrical workers from electric arc flash hazards. Essential for utilities and electrical maintenance teams.
  
• High Visibility Class 3: Meets EN ISO 20471 Class 3 standards with segmented reflective trim for maximum visibility. The orange colourway is certified to RIS-3279-TOM Issue 2 for railway applications.
  
• Innovative Stretch Panels: Modaflame stretch fabric in key movement areas gives you flexibility without compromising flame resistance. No more restricted movement when reaching or bending.
  
• Practical Storage: Top pocket sized for modern smartphones, spacious lower zipped pockets for secure storage, and hook and loop adjustable cuffs for a customised fit.
  
• Molten Metal Protection: Certified protection against molten metal splash, making this jacket ideal for welding and foundry work.
  
• Chemical Splash Defence: Certified to EN 13034 Type PB [6] for limited protection against chemical splashes in hazardous environments.
  

Portwest's FR722 combines contemporary two-tone styling with serious multi-hazard protection. Industrial washable and built to last through demanding work environments. Perfect for utilities, electrical work, welding, and railway applications where multiple safety standards are required.