Chicago Protective Apparel 605-USN-XL Coverall 12.4 cal/sq cm ATPV Navy XL 32 in
Arc-rated coverall with 12.4 cal/cm² ATPV protection, NFPA 70E 2012 compliance, six pockets and a 32-inch inseam for XL regular fit
- 4 cal/sq cm ATPV rating meets Arc Flash PPE Category 2
- NFPA 70E 2012 compliance supports workplace arc-flash protection
- UltraSoft fabric weighs 9 oz for lightweight daily wear
- Six outside pockets keep tools and essentials within reach
- Zipper closure with stand-up collar allows quick donning and neck coverage
Arc-Rated Coverall for Electrical Work
This coverall carries an ATPV rating of 12.4 cal/sq cm and meets NFPA 70E 2012 Arc Flash PPE Category 2 requirements. It is sized XL with a 32 in inseam and fits chest measurements from 48 in to 50 in and waist measurements from 42 in to 44 in. The garment is designed for workers who need certified arc-flash protection in a single-layer garment.
UltraSoft Fabric with Stand-Up Collar
The 9 oz UltraSoft material provides the stated arc rating without added insulation for cold conditions. A stand-up collar and zipper closure help seal the front opening during exposure. Six outside pockets carry tools or meters while keeping the front surface clear for arc-rated integrity.
Sustained Wear in Rated Environments
Under continuous exposure the fabric maintains its 12.4 cal/sq cm ATPV without degradation from heat buildup. The regular body cut and 34 1/2 in sleeve length preserve coverage when reaching or bending for extended periods. Workers needing cold-weather insulation or a higher arc rating will need a different garment.
How it compares
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- Price $106.99
- Pricier than about 89% 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 coverall and what is the step people often miss?
Close the zipper fully and snap the stand-up collar so the 12.4 cal/sq cm ATPV rating protects the neck area.
What will need replacement after repeated arc-flash exposure or laundering?
The UltraSoft fabric must be retired once it shows charring, holes, or when the 12.4 cal/sq cm ATPV label is no longer legible.
What is the first limit reached during extended wear in hot conditions?
The 9 oz UltraSoft material is not insulated for cold, so heat stress becomes the limiting factor before the ATPV rating is compromised.
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