Okay, so you've heard all about our sweatshirt offerings. You're also fully aware of our brand new outerwear line, the Explorer series. And I daresay you've picked up on the FR Control base layering shirts somewhere. But, did you know that NSA offers a wide range of FR garments to keep your head, ears, nose, and face warm, too?
It's true! They're all listed here on our winter head protection feature page. Check it out for all your FR hat, balaclava, and hard hat liner needs. (Click to enlarge)
Contact our customer service department for more info!
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Recap of Events
There has been a lot of action at National Safety Apparel over the last few months, and we have some great events coming up as well!
We have released some new and exciting products, including the Explorer Series outerwear, the Arc Flash Blanket, and our 12 cal Cotton Shirts. All three of these products represent departures from the more traditional stylings and product lines in the PPE and arc flash industries.
Meanwhile, we've continued to push our advancement on the flash fire front, with our sweatshirts becoming the first to reach NFPA 2112 certification for flash fire resistance. Our extensive line of coveralls are soon to follow, too - we'll have more details on that soon!
Thirdly, with the 2012 NSC Expo fast approaching, we're pleased to invite you to visit us at booth 2213. Check the floor plan to find exactly where we'll be! We will have games and drawings throughout the show, along with a wide variety of new sample items to introduce.
We thank you so much for your continued support, and look forward to working with you!
We have released some new and exciting products, including the Explorer Series outerwear, the Arc Flash Blanket, and our 12 cal Cotton Shirts. All three of these products represent departures from the more traditional stylings and product lines in the PPE and arc flash industries.
Meanwhile, we've continued to push our advancement on the flash fire front, with our sweatshirts becoming the first to reach NFPA 2112 certification for flash fire resistance. Our extensive line of coveralls are soon to follow, too - we'll have more details on that soon!
Thirdly, with the 2012 NSC Expo fast approaching, we're pleased to invite you to visit us at booth 2213. Check the floor plan to find exactly where we'll be! We will have games and drawings throughout the show, along with a wide variety of new sample items to introduce.
We thank you so much for your continued support, and look forward to working with you!
Friday, September 21, 2012
Sweatshirt Weather!
As we hit the end of a record-setting summer, it seems easy to forget that those beautifully cool autumn days ever existed last year. Well, they do, and they have arrived! If you are outside working on a brisk morning this fall, NSA is your best bet for keeping comfortable and protected with our premium FR Sweatshirts.
Which one suits you best? Are you a classic crewneck style person? Do you like the hooded zipper for easy donning and doffing? Perhaps a stylish, half-zip fleece? From high-vis yellow to classic black, durable knits to soft FR fleece, we can get you outfitted. We've even got a women's cut pink FR sweatshirt for the ladies! Check out all our great FR Sweatshirts on our webpage.
We're also pleased to announce that our UltraSoft® sweatshirts are the only ones of their kind to be 2112 garment approved to NFPA 2112 for flash fire! Read more about it here.
As always, our FR sweatshirts are made right here in the USA.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Bundle Up With the All-New Explorer Series
While winter seemed to take a vacation for 2011-2012, it’s
unlikely that this coming cold season will show the same mercy. That’s why National Safety Apparel is
releasing its all-new Explorer Series™ outerwear garments.
The development team at NSA collaborated directly with utility workers
who have quite literally been out in the cold, and got input on what types of
features are needed when temperatures drop and jobs must get done. The finished
result does not disappoint.
The Explorer Series™ features a parka, bomber jacket, and bib
overall that are all customizable to match any task’s needs. Enhancements such as large expandable pockets,
an attachable hood, and oversized leg zippers are just a few of the options now
offered – quite a deviation from the more basic patterns of previous garment
sets.
On the outside, a tough and rugged layer of UltraSoft® duck
material blocks wind and wetness, while the warm liner inside provides
insulation for trapping your body’s own heat.
These HRC 4 garments achieve a minimum arc rating of 46 cal/cm²,
and are perfectly suited for utility workers, as well as the ever-expanding oil
and gas industry across the northwestern United States.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
A Sweatshirt Fit for Flash Fire
National
Safety Apparel’s FR Sweatshirts First in Line for UL Certification
As the unusually hot summer of 2012 finally transitions to autumn,
the long-absent cool air will be back. This means that sweatshirt weather is
once again on the horizon. To that point, National Safety Apparel announces the
first and only FR sweatshirts certified to NFPA 2112 for flash fire resistance.
When there is a flammable medium present, such as dust, chemical
vapors, or gasoline, a spark can instantly light a very dangerous, rapidly
moving fire. If an arc flash hazard is present, an electrical arc would be more
than enough to ignite the dispersed fuel. That is why NSA deems dual protection
so important to today’s industrial workers.
“With the already proven NFPA 70E arc flash protection of our
UltraSoft® Fleece sweatshirts, certifying this product with UL has allowed us
to provide documented flash fire protection as well – protection from two life
threatening hazards in one garment,” says Jeff Martin, Director of Technology
at NSA.
NFPA 2112 requires a third party’s approval for meeting its
standard, and Underwriter’s Laboratories, or UL, is the most commonly used
agency. “We are the only company whose
sweatshirts are garment-certified by UL to NFPA 2112, an achievement that we’re
very proud of,” says Martin.
National Safety Apparel’s research and design team put forth considerable
effort to get its garments up to the standard, and the sweatshirts are the
first in what they hope to be a long line of UL certified garments to come.
Check out our product information sheet here!
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Trivia Tuesdays!
Every Tuesday, we're posting a new trivia question on our Facebook page. Here are the last three; do you know the answers?
- Which of our product lines has its very own website? Hint: it's one of our hottest - AND coolest - items.
- Trivia Tuesday: In what year was Kevlar, a material that is used in many cut protection garments, developed?
- How many different lengths of cryogenic gloves does National Safety Apparel offer, and what are they?
Friday, August 3, 2012
Introducing the FR Classic Cotton™ Knit Shirts!
Layering garments has long been
accepted as a major practice in combating arc flash-related injuries. While
effective, layers tend to increase bulk, restrict free movement and require
extra cleaning and care.
National Safety Apparel eliminates
these inconveniences with one cutting-edge, single layer solution: FR Classic
Cotton™ Knit. It’s a 12 cal/cm2 collection featuring the same
great quality of an NSA product with the comfort of a t-shirt and increased arc
flash protection in one garment.
The introduction of the FR Classic
Cotton™ line marks a significant improvement over similar garments, which were
unable to reach the 12 cal benchmark. The new line with the increased arc
rating helps workers perform safely and freely both indoors and outdoors.
With its soft and breathable
exterior, the FR Classic Cotton Knit wears just as nicely as everyday clothing.
The all-natural 12 cal/cm2 shirts are 100 percent FR cotton and are
available in a variety of colors and styles.
Click the image below for a link to our product information sheet!
Contact customer service at
1.800.553.0672 (*2) or e-mail at customerservice@nsamfg.com
for more information.
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