Chicago Protective Apparel 605-IND-N 2XL Coverall Arc 10.8 cal/sq cm ATPV
Flame-resistant coverall rated 10.8 cal/sq cm ATPV for arc flash and flash fire protection, with zipper closure and stand-up collar in navy Indura fabric
- ATPV 10.8 cal/sq cm for Arc flash protection
- Arc Flash PPE Category 2 rating for hazard defence
- Indura fabric with Double-Shrunk Technology for durability
- Zipper closure and stand-up collar for secure fit
- Chest 52–54 in, waist 46–48 in for 2XL sizing
Industrial Arc Coverall
This Chicago Protective Apparel 605-IND-N coverall provides arc-flash protection rated at 10.8 cal/sq cm ATPV and meets PPE Category 2 requirements. The navy Indura fabric weighs 9 oz and uses Double-Shrunk Technology for dimensional stability. A stand-up collar and zipper closure complete the garment. It is sized for a 32 in inseam with chest range 52 to 54 in and waist range 46 to 48 in.
Electrical and Welding Personnel
The coverall suits workers exposed to electric arc flash, flash fire or molten ferrous metal splash in industrial and utility environments. It is not insulated for cold conditions, so personnel needing thermal protection in low temperatures should look at insulated alternatives. The single-layer construction does not address chemical splash hazards or high-heat foundry environments beyond the rated exposures.
10.8 cal/sq cm ATPV Rating
The ATPV of 10.8 cal/sq cm is the decisive figure for arc-flash compliance and determines whether this garment satisfies a site-specific hazard analysis. If the incident-energy calculation for a task exceeds this value, the coverall cannot be used and a higher-rated ensemble is required. Matching the rating to the assessed hazard is the only specification that confirms suitability.
How it compares
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- Price $93.99
- Pricier than about 86% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CHICAGO PROTECTIVE APPAREL |
Questions about this item
How do I put on the 605 coverall and what step is often missed?
Zip the front closure fully and ensure the stand-up collar is snapped down; the collar snap is the step most users skip, leaving the neck exposed to arc flash.
What part of the 605 coverall will need replacement first with regular arc-flash exposure?
The 9 oz Indura fabric loses its 10.8 cal/sq cm ATPV after repeated laundering; plan to replace the garment once the fabric shows thinning or permanent staining.
At what point does the 605 coverall hit its protection limit during sustained arc-flash work?
The Arc rating is capped at 10.8 cal/sq cm ATPV, so any incident energy above that level exceeds the coverall’s certified protection.
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