Atlas FR/AR Coveralls With 25″ Leg Zippers
UL Certified to NFPA 2112
Dual Hazard FR/AR Protection
Pre-Shrunk 8oz, 88% Cotton 12% Nylon
Atlas Ultravis® FR/AR 2″ Industrial Washable Reflective Striping
Featuring snap closures on the wrist, and both snaps and velcro closures on the hem
Guaranteed Flame Resistance for Life of Garment
Two-Way FR Breakaway Brass Zippers
8 Pockets, 3 Mic Loops
Case Qty: 10pcs
Introducing the Atlas FR/AR Coveralls With 25″ Leg Zippers – your ultimate solution for safety and comfort in hazardous work environments. Designed for professionals who demand high-quality protective gear, these coveralls combine functionality with superior protection.
Key Features:
- Flame-Resistant (FR) and Arc-Rated (AR): Ensures maximum safety against fire hazards and electric arcs, so you can focus on the job without worry.
- 25″ Leg Zippers: Facilitates easy on-and-off access, saving you time and effort during quick outfit changes.
- Durable Fabric: Made from high-quality materials that withstand the rigors of demanding work conditions, ensuring longevity and reliability.
- Comfort Fit: Tailored for ease of movement, allowing you to work efficiently without feeling restricted.
Benefits:
- Enjoy peace of mind knowing you are protected by industry-leading safety standards.
- Experience enhanced productivity with coveralls that are easy to wear and remove, making transitions seamless.
- Trust in a product that is built to last, reducing the need for frequent replacements and saving you money in the long run.
The Atlas FR/AR Coveralls are not just a purchase; they are an investment in your safety and comfort. Equip yourself with the best – because your work deserves the highest level of protection.
Stop Fighting Your Gear. Upgrade to the Ultimate Dual-Hazard Protection.
If you’re working in demanding industrial environments, your coveralls shouldn’t be something you just “deal with” every day—they are your primary line of defense. The Atlas FR/AR Coveralls with 25″ Leg Zippers (Style 1272) are engineered specifically for professionals who need elite protection without sacrificing everyday efficiency.
Here is exactly what this garment does for you on the job:
Saves You Time and Frustration: Standard coveralls force you to struggle with your boots every time you change. Built with massive 25″ breakaway leg zippers, these coveralls allow you to slip them on and off seamlessly over heavy work boots. No more wrestling with your gear in the changing room or at the truck.
Dual-Hazard Protection, Zero Guesses: Whether you face flash fire risks or potential arc flash hazards, you don’t need to change outfits. This single garment covers both threats. It features a reliable CAT 2 (12 Cal) Arc Rating alongside full certification for flash fire protection.
Built for Real Work: Made from a premium pre-shrunk 8oz blend of 88% cotton and 12% nylon, they offer the perfect balance of rugged durability and breathable, all-day comfort. Plus, with 8 pockets, 3 mic loops, and high-quality breakaway brass zippers, your tools and communication gear are always right where you need them.
Lifetime Peace of Mind: The flame resistance is guaranteed for the entire life of the garment. Wash after wash, you know your safety armor isn’t wearing away.
Don’t settle for stiff, basic workwear that slows you down. Protect your life, boost your daily productivity, and invest in a suit that works as hard as you do.
Comprehensive Technical Standards Explanation
When a garment list certifications like the Atlas Style 1272, it isn’t just “industry jargon”—these certifications are backed by rigorous laboratory testing to ensure survivability in high-risk environments.
Here is exactly what each standard means and how it works to protect the customer:
1. NFPA 2112 (UL Certified)
What it is: The National Fire Protection Association’s standard for flame-resistant garments for protection of industrial personnel against short-duration thermal exposures from fire.
What it means: To pass this certified test (verified independently by Underwriters Laboratories / UL), the fabric must withstand a simulated 3-second flash fire exposure. The material must not face a total body burn percentage higher than 50%, it cannot melt, and it must exhibit minimal “afterflame” time once the heat source is removed.
What it does for the customer: In the terrifying event of an industrial gas blowout or flash fire, these coveralls act as a shield. They prevent the fabric from igniting and burning into the skin, giving the worker critical, life-saving seconds to escape the hazard zone with drastically minimized burn injuries.
2. NFPA 70E / CSA Z462 / ASTM F1506 (Arc Flash Protection)
What they are: NFPA 70E (US) and CSA Z462 (Canada) are workplace electrical safety standards. ASTM F1506 is the underlying material specification standard that requires fabrics to be flame-resistant and arc-tested.
What it means: These standards dictate how garments must perform when exposed to an electrical arc flash. The Atlas Style 1272 is rated CAT 2 (Category 2) and has an ATPV (Arc Thermal Performance Value) of 12 cal/cm².
What it does for the customer: If an electrical fault occurs and causes an arc flash explosion, these coveralls will absorb and block the intense radiant heat energy up to 12 calories per square centimeter. This prevents severe multi-degree thermal burns to the torso and limbs, keeping the worker safe during electrical switching or live-line industrial maintenance.
3. CAN/CGSB 155.20
What it is: The Canadian General Standards Board standard for workwear protection against hydrocarbon flash fires.
What it means: This is the precise Canadian equivalent and companion to NFPA 2112. It establishes testing protocols specifically mandated across Canadian oil and gas, refining, and chemical processing sectors.
What it does for the customer: It guarantees regulatory compliance for Canadian job sites. Workers can step onto major Canadian industrial plants knowing their garment is fully legal, audited, and tested to regional safety mandates.
4. CSA Z96-22 (Class 1, Level FR)
What it is: The Canadian standard for high-visibility safety apparel.
What it means: Class 1 indicates that the design provides a basic level of visibility enhancement (ideal for low-risk environments or complex backgrounds where the worker is separated from speeding traffic). The Level FR designation ensures that the reflective striping material itself is treated to match the flame-resistant properties of the fabric, meaning the tape won’t melt or fuel a fire.
What it does for the customer: The specialized Atlas Ultravis® 2″ Industrial Washable Reflective Striping ensures the worker is easily spotted in dim, low-light industrial areas (like indoor mills or night shifts) by mobile equipment operators, while remaining 100% flame-retardant.
5. EN ISO 11611 (Class 1)
What it is: An international European standard for protective clothing used in welding and allied processes.
What it means: Class 1 certifies that the garment protects against less hazardous welding techniques and situations, causing lower levels of spatter and radiant heat (such as TIG/MIG welding or bench work).
What it does for the customer: It protects the wearer from localized stray welding sparks, minor slag spatters, and brief contact with electrical sparks, ensuring the fabric won’t easily pin-hole or catch fire during occasional structural modifications or mechanical welding repairs.
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