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DRIFIRE Technology and Compliance | Arc Rated Clothing and HRC Apparel

Industry standards and regulations regarding appropriate procedures and workwear help to increase awareness and safety in extreme working conditions. Being informed and mindful of potential hazards is extremely important, especially for workers constantly dealing with electrical equipment.

Arc flash can take place if a piece of electric equipment fails, which can produce an intense explosion at high temperatures. DRIFIRE arc rated clothing is designed to keep you safe from severe burns or other injuries that might result from arc flash, ensuring the proper protection while you perform.

DRIFIRE electrical protective clothing stays compliant with High Risk Category (HRC) levels of protection as defined by NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. Our HRC clothing has permanent flame-resistant features that will not fade or wash away, making certain that regular use will not affect the safety quality of the garments. The no-drip, no-melt fabric used for DRIFIRE’s HRC apparel will not melt or fuse to the skin when exposed to high temperatures, helping to keep you further protected from burns and injuries.    

DRIFIRE arc apparel takes into account the way every part of your body moves and reacts while working in high-risk conditions. Our layering system includes soft-to-the-touch undergarments that feature no-rub seams, which prevents chafing and irritation. DRIFIRE arc apparel is made with moisture-wicking, fast-drying materials that control odor and bacteria while keeping you safe from flames and arc flashes.

If extreme temperatures are a part of your everyday work routine, you can perform your job safely without getting distracted by sweat and discomfort. When it comes to electrical apparel and arc rated clothing, DRIFIRE has all the bases covered.