An electric arc is an electrical breakdown of a gas resulting from a high electrical current. When a person comes close to such current, the arc produced can create a high temperature ranging from 3000℃-20000 ℃ , causing a heated gas explosion and severe electrical burns. SRO™ electric arc protective apparels utilize inherent fire retardant and electric arc resistant materials to make up the high-energy arc interlayer, in order to protect those exposed to strong electrical currents by reducing or avoiding the hazards.
- Produced in accordance with American requirement of NFPA 70Z. Has achieved the American Standards ASTM F1506-01(a), ASTM F1959-06 and GB8965-1998, and passed IEC61482-1(2002-2)
- Made of SRO X-FIPER™ meta-aramid fibers and other high-performance, fire retardant, anti-static materials from the USA, France and Japan.
- Depending on the hazards being exposed, designs single, double, three layer styles are available. There are also 4 classes of electric arc protective gloves available from SRO: 5 KCal/CM2, 8 KCal/CM2, 25 KCal/CM2 and 35 KCal/CM2
- Widely used in stations where power is generated, power transmitted and used, and those workplaces where electrical arc is common.
Detail in company website: www.sro.com.cn
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