ARC FLASH PROTECTION -- Occupational Health & Safety

Encon Safety Products

ARC FLASH PROTECTION

Encon Safety Products' Arc Flash protective clothing line is designed to deliver both comfort and safety. Available in Arc Thermal Performance Exposure Value (ATPV) protection Level II to Level IV, the clothing meets or exceeds all necessary standards--NFPA 70E-2004, ASTM 1506-2001, and OSHA 1910-269. Kits are also available in 8-, 11-, 40-, and 50-cal ratings. Booth 1628.

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