When working in high-risk environments such as Oil & Gas, Electric Utilities, and New Energy sectors, flame-resistant protective clothing isn’t optional—it’s essential. At Harbor365, our commitment to safety is reflected in our adherence to international standards like EN ISO 11612, which sets the benchmark for garments that protect against heat and flame.
EN ISO 11612 outlines the minimum performance requirements for protective clothing worn by industrial workers exposed to heat, flames, and related thermal hazards. This includes short contact with flame, convective heat, radiant heat, and even molten metal splashes. Each garment tested under this standard is evaluated across multiple parameters to ensure comprehensive protection.
Clothing that meets EN ISO 11612 must be made from specially treated or inherently flame-resistant fabrics. At Harbor365, our materials are meticulously selected and engineered to comply with these requirements, while also offering comfort, breathability, and durability—ensuring the wearer remains safe without compromising mobility or performance.
The standard uses performance codes such as A1/A2 (flame spread), B1–B3 (convective heat), C1–C4 (radiant heat), and E/F (molten metal resistance) to indicate protection levels. Our garments are clearly labeled to help safety managers make informed decisions based on specific job hazards.
With Harbor365, you're not just buying clothing—you’re investing in certified safety and global expertise tailored to your region’s challenges.
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