NFPA 2112 regulations 100% Cotton Reflective Flame Retardant Anti Static Coverall

NFPA 2112 regulations 100% Cotton Reflective Flame Retardant Anti Static Coverall

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Lead time 16 January 2026

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Description

Property  Standard Test Method Typical Compliant Value (Treated Cotton)
Fiber Content Varies 100% FR Cotton (or blend)
Fabric Weight Varies Typically 7 oz to 9 oz
Afterflame Time ASTM D6413 < 2 seconds
Char Length ASTM D6413 < 4 inches (100 mm)
Melting/Dripping ASTM D6413, F2894 None
Shrinkage ASTM F2894 < 10%
Predicted Body Burn ASTM F1930 < 50%
HTP (Heat Transfer) ASTM F2700 Spaced: > 6.0 cal/cm²; Contact: > 3.0 cal/cm²

NFPA 2112 Regulations

The NFPA 2112 standard aims to reduce the severity of burn injuries resulting from short-duration thermal exposures or accidental flash fires, common in industries like oil & gas and chemical manufacturing. Key requirements include:
Third-Party Certification: Garments must be tested and certified by an accredited third-party organization (e.g., UL).
    • Flame Resistance (ASTM D6413): Fabric samples must be tested (before and after 100 industrial laundering cycles) and meet the following criteria:
        • Afterflame time of no more than 2 seconds.
        • Char length of no more than 4 inches (100 mm).
    • No melting or dripping.
  • Heat Resistance (ASTM F2894): When exposed to 500°F (260°C) for 5 minutes, the fabric must not ignite, melt, drip, or separate, and must not shrink more than 10%.
  • Manikin Testing (ASTM F1930): A complete garment (size 42-RG coverall) is tested on an instrumented manikin in a 3-second flash fire simulation. The predicted total body burn injury (second and third degree) must be 50% or less.
  • Design Requirements: The standard specifies guidelines for garment design, including non-melting components (like threads and zippers), closure systems, and pocket design. 

Additional information

Coverall Size

44, 48, 50