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The Portwest Bizflame Plus Jacket is designed for professionals working in high-risk industrial sectors where protection against heat, flame, and molten metal is mandatory. Constructed from durable cotton with high-visibility features, this jacket provides reliable safety for welders and those in ATEX environments; however, users should note that the heavy-duty material is tailored for industrial use and may feel thicker than standard workwear.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Cotton |
| Size | XL |
| Model Part Number | FR25NARXL |
| Brand | Portwest |
Yes, it provides Class 2 welding protection and is designed to shield against molten metal splash.
No, the Bizflame fabric offers guaranteed flame resistance for the entire life of the garment.
Yes, the Portwest Bizflame Plus is certified for use in ATEX hazardous areas.
The jacket features 5 pockets, including two front chest pockets with flap and stud closures.
Yes, it features a 50+ UPF rating which blocks 98% of harmful UV rays.
Follow the internal care label strictly. Avoid bleaching or using fabric softeners to maintain the flame-resistant properties.
Ensure no fabric is caught in the concealed brass zip track and remove any accumulated welding dust or debris from the teeth.
Check the wash temperature settings; high heat or harsh detergents can degrade the adhesive on high-visibility strips.
This jacket is a standalone garment that requires no complex setup; however, it should be fitted correctly to ensure the reflective tape is properly aligned for visibility. To maintain the integrity of the flame-resistant fibers, always follow the garment's specific care label. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, as these can compromise the fire-resistant treatment. Wash the jacket in a commercial or home machine according to the instructions provided on the internal tag and hang dry to preserve the shape and lifespan of the material.
