Friday, July 25, 2014
Flame Resistant Hi-Vis Products
Stand out and stay cool this summer with our line of Flame Resistant Hi-Vis PPE for both men and women. Representing the next level of where comfort meets protection, all FR/Arc garments offer 360 degrees of visibility and flame resistant reflective trim, segmented or solid.
Our FR Control 2.0 T-Shirts are constructed with a lightweight FR blend that regulates body temperature to keep you comfortable throughout the day. It features a tagless shirt collar while reducing perspiration and resisting odors.
Our new Women's Hi-Vis line was developed by women to fit women. Choose from Flame Resistant T-Shirts, short or long sleeve and Flame Resistant Sweatshirts, pullover or zip-up. All styles are exceptionally lightweight and breathable.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
CARBON ARMOUR™
National
Safety Apparel introduces CARBON ARMOUR™—the newest lightweight fabric
technology offering protection from welding and grinding sparks, molten metals,
and much more.
This premium inherent
FR fabric technology is not your traditional safety gear!
- FR Fabric will NOT melt, drip, or ignite
- High resistance to pin holes
- Inherently Flame Resistant for FR protection that will
NOT wash out
- Lightweight fabric offers superior protection against burns caused by sparks and/or welding spatter
- Unsurpassed Breathability and Drying Rate
- Featuring the latest Carbon Fabric Technology
- Exceptional tensile and tear strength
- Moisture Wicking
- Excellent comfort and durable protection
- Meets OSHA 1910.269
- Home laundry
Discover CARBON ARMOUR™ today: http://bit.ly/1ssWr2l
Friday, June 13, 2014
CARBONCOMFORT™
The newest, most advanced line of premium flame resistant
apparel has arrived.
Introducing CARBONCOMFORT™—the FR Clothing of the future exclusively available from
National Safety Apparel.
National Safety Apparel
announces their newest, most sophisticated line of Flame Resistant
garments: CARBONCOMFORT™ FR WorkWear for Men and Women. This premium FR Carbon fabric
technology is not your typical FRC/PPE!
- Dual Hazard Protection for Arc Flash (NFPA 70E) and
Flash Fire (NFPA 2112)
- Unsurpassed Breathability and Drying Rate
- Inherently Flame Resistant for FR protection that will
NOT wash out
- HRC 2
- UL Certified Garments
- FR Fabric will NOT melt, drip, or ignite
- Exceptionally soft and lightweight
- Moisture Wicking
- Antimicrobial to help resist odors
- Tagless shirt collar and exterior labeling for ensured
comfort
- Exclusive Carbon Fabric Technology
- Unique color options
Select from Long Sleeve
T-Shirts, Henleys, Button Down Work Shirts, Polo Shirts, Coveralls, and Pants
to get compliant with their newest line, CARBONCOMFORT™! When industry workers
demand comfort and protection, NSA delivers.
Friday, June 6, 2014
FR Clothing is now LAW!
FR Clothing is Now Law! Find out what you need to know on the new OSHA ruling and FR / Arc Rated Clothing to get compliant. Join NSA for a webinar on Tuesday, June 24:
OSHA & FR/Arc Rated Clothing Webinar
With the compliancy date only 34 days away, it is crucial that employers learn all the changes made to OSHA 1910.269. OSHA is making it mandatory for certain employers to provide protective clothing that will not melt, drip, or ignite and that will not contribute to injury by July 10, 2014.
National Safety Apparel stocks several garment options that
meet OSHA 1910.269 and offers customizations to meet the individual needs of
customers. For more information on flame resistant clothing options, contact
our customer service team via phone at 800.553.0672 or email us at CustomerService@thinkNSA.com
Friday, May 30, 2014
FR vs. Non-FR Trim
Well, watch the video below! The video features a flame
resistant 3M™ Scotchlite™ Reflective Material verses a non-flame resistant
reflective material. Both trims were added to the same flame resistant fabric.
In light of these findings and recent changes made by OSHA,
we are pleased to offer our new Dual Hazard FR Hi-Vis Safety Vest line that is
a step above the rest. Our FR Hi-Vis Safety Vest offers 360 degrees of
visibility, while meeting OSHA 1910.269, complying with NFPA 70E, and being UL
certified to NFPA 2112! Yes, all the reflective trim is flame resistant 3M™
Scotchlite™ Reflective Material. We only use FR reflective trim on our flame
resistant garments and are not willing to cut corners when it comes to the
quality of our products and the safety of our customers!
Innovated to meet the needs of customers and engineered to
be the best!
For more on our new line, visit here now: Dual Hazard FR Hi-Vis Safety Vests
Monday, May 19, 2014
OSHA Revisions during National Electrical Safety Month
May is National Electrical Safety Month!
It is the perfect time to further explore and understand the OSHA Flame Resistant Clothing Law during National Electrical Safety Month and share information from industry leader, e-Hazard.
With the compliancy date only 52 days away, employers are attempting to understand the changes made to OSHA 1910.269. Fortunately, there is a great industry resource, e-Hazard, that has provided a side by side comparison of the 1994 standard and the new 2014 final ruling. Their table highlights the changes and notes variations between the old version and the final ruling from April 11, 2014. Click here to review this side by side comparison: OSHA 269 Table Comparison (PDF)
National Safety Apparel stocks several garment options that meet OSHA 1910.269 and offers customizations to meet the individual needs of customers. For more information on these changes and/or flame resistant clothing options, contact our customer service team via phone at 800.553.0672 or email us at CustomerService@thinkNSA.com
Friday, May 9, 2014
What is OSHA 1910.269?
OSHA 1910.269
What is OSHA
1910.269? In very basic terms this
federal regulation addresses the operation and maintenance of electrical power
generation, control, transformation, transmission, and distribution lines and
equipment. Within the layers of this
regulation lies a section addressing flame resistant clothing. The code states that an employer shall ensure
that each employee who is exposed to the hazards of flames or electric arcs
does not wear clothing that, when exposed to flames or electric arcs, could
increase the extent of injury that would be sustained by the employee. (OSHA 1910.269(l)(6)(iii))
OSHA recently revised
part of 1910.269 to include the following:
Employees may not wear
flammable clothing in conjunction with flame-resistant clothing if the flammable
clothing poses an ignition hazard. Although
outer flame-resistant layers may not have openings that expose flammable inner
layers, when an outer flame-resistant layer would be unable to resist break
open the next (inner) layer must be flame-resistant if it could ignite.
OSHA also revised paragraph (g)(3) of §1926.960 and paragraph (l)(8)(iii) of §1910.269 to require an employer to ensure that each employee
exposed to hazards from flames or electric arcs does not wear clothing that
could melt onto his or her skin or that could ignite and continue to burn when
exposed to flames or the heat energy estimated under §§1926.960(g)(2) and
1910.269(l)(8)(ii).
In basic terms OSHA is making it mandatory for certain
employers to provide protective clothing that will not melt, drip, or ignite
and that will not contribute to injury by July
10, 2014. Employers will then be
required to perform an Arc Flash Hazard Assessment by January 1, 2015. By April 1, 2015 employers will be
required to provide Arc Rated Clothing that matches the Arc Flash Hazard
assessment to employees.
These revisions are sure to have employers and employees wondering
what options they have to comply with the revised OSHA 1910.269. To read the full OSHA revision click here. For information on flame resistant garment options, contact our
customer service team by dialing 800.553.0672 or email us at CustomerService@thinkNSA.com
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