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Oct 16, 2026

Splash Resistant Flame Retardant Coverall

A splash resistant flame retardant coverall is an integrated one-piece protective garment that integrates flame retardant performance and splash resistance performance, specially designed for working scenarios with simultaneous risks of open flame erosion and liquid splash hazards. Different from sp

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Oct 16, 2026

Low Profile Flame Retardant Anti-Static Suit

A low profile flame retardant anti-static suit is a lightweight, slim, and multi-functional professional protective suit that integrates flame retardancy, anti-static performance, and low-key comfortable wearing characteristics, designed for special flammable, explosive, and static-sensitive working

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Oct 15, 2026

FR Static Dissipative Workwear

  In many industrial work scenarios, workers may face dual risks of fire and static electricity. Whether in petrochemical, electrical power, or dusty work environments, once these risks occur, they may cause serious consequences. Workwear combining flame resistance and static dissipative functions i

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Oct 15, 2026

FR Static Dissipative Workwear for Oil and Gas Industry

  The working environment of the oil and gas industry is full of flammable and explosive risks. From extraction, transportation to processing, every stage may involve combustible gases and oil products, and static discharge and open flames can both be causes of accidents. Workers wearing workwear co

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Oct 15, 2026

Flame Resistant Static Dissipative Workwear with Arc Flash Protection

  In industries with electrical and fire risks such as power, metallurgy and chemical sectors, workers' protective needs are often more than one. They need to resist burning risk from open flames, address potential hazards of electrostatic discharge, and in some cases consider high-temperature impac

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