Choose Your Work Environment
Electric Arc
Electric Arc
Ideal for: Electricians, utility linemen, maintenance teams
Arc-rated (AR) garments designed to protect against arc flash exposure from energized equipment.
Flash Fire
Flash Fire
Ideal for: Oil & gas, pharmaceutical, chemical processing
FR garments built to self-extinguish and reduce burn injury during sudden flash fire events.
Combustible Dust
Combustible Dust
Ideal for: Food processing, paper mills, paint, plastics
FR apparel selected for environments where dust accumulation can become an ignition hazard.
Live Electrical Equipment
Live Electrical Equipment
Ideal for: Electrical maintenance, facility technicians
FR workwear designed for routine interaction with live panels, switchgear, and equipment.
Why Flame Resistant Uniforms Matter
Flame-resistant uniforms are a critical part of workplace safety when employees are exposed to arc flash, flash fire, or ignition hazards. OSHA requires employers to assess these risks and provide appropriate protective clothing at no cost to employees when hazards exist.
FR garments are designed to self-extinguish, resist melting or dripping, and limit burn injury when exposure occurs helping reduce injury severity, downtime, and risk to your workforce.
Why an FR Uniform Rental Program Makes Sense
Managing FR apparel goes beyond buying the right garment. A rental program helps support safety and compliance by ensuring:
- Garments meet required FR and arc-rating standards
- Regular inspection, repair, and replacement
- Proper industrial laundering that preserves FR properties
- Consistent availability for every employee
- Tracking and accountability for safety audits
Gallagher works with trusted FR manufacturers like Bulwark to deliver compliant, job-ready garments without the burden of managing inventory in-house.
Certifications You Can Trust
Gallagher’s FR garments meet key industry standards, including:
NFPA 2112 for flash fire protection
NFPA 70E for arc flash hazards
NFPA 2113 for proper selection, care, and maintenance
Each garment is clearly labeled with its FR and arc-rating information, so there’s no confusion between FR and non-FR apparel on the job.
Not Sure Which Work Environment Applies to Your Team?
Our team can help assess your job conditions and recommend the right flame and arc-resistant uniforms for your operation.