Eaton Bussman Arc Flash Suit Kit

EIN Eaton Arc Flash Suit 400

August 31, 2022

Suit specifications

  • Arc flash rated 12 cal/cm2
  • Meets ANSI/ISEA 125 Level 2 Conformity
  • Meets Arc Flash PPE Category 2
  • Hard hat is ratedType 1 Class C, G and E
  • Face shield is made from durable polycarbonate and has both anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings
  • Face shield features a nearly clear grey color for 100% true color acuity
  • Coverall and balaclava are made from flame-resistant fabrics
  • Optional shield-mounted light is available for increased visibility in dark spaces

Arc flash suit kit includes

  • All items made in the USA
  • Hard hat and face shield Coverall with zip front
  • Balaclava to cover face and neck Nylon storage bag

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