Flarex PPE2 FR Inherent 250Gsm Taped Cargo Pants
WORKIT
Flarex PPE2 FR Inherent 250Gsm Taped Cargo Pants
Product Overview
The Flarex PPE2 FR Inherent 250gsm Taped Cargo Pants use WORKIT's heaviest standard-fabric FR pant construction (250gsm) with dedicated kneepad pockets — genuine knee protection hardware, not just a reinforced fabric panel.
What We Like About These Pants
The dedicated kneepad pockets, sized for WORKIT's own EVA kneepad (sold separately as code 9001), are a real practical feature for trades that spend a lot of time on their knees — most FR pants at this tier don't build in a proper pocket for this.
Standout Features
- Two front angled pockets
- Two back patch pockets
- Cargo pocket with flap hook and loop closure
- Six belt loops
- Elastic on waistband for better comfort
- Multi-utility open pocket with hook and loop fastening and pen/ruler divisions
- Kneepad pockets for superior knee protection — fits WORKIT's own EVA kneepad (code 9001, sold separately)
- FR reflective tape around lower leg
- FLAREX 60% Modacrylic, 34% Cotton, 5% Aramid, 1% Anti-Static, 250gsm
Ideal Applications
Heavy-duty flash fire and electrical arc protection for oil & gas and industrial sites, particularly for trades spending extended time kneeling or in rugged conditions where the heavier 250gsm fabric and kneepad pockets add genuine value.
Technical Specifications
- PPE Category: PPE2
- ATPV: 10 cal/cm²
- Fabric weight: 250gsm
- Sizes: Regular (77-112), Stout (87-132), Long (79-94)
- Colour: Navy
Standards & Certifications
Certified to NFPA 2112 (Flame-Resistant Clothing for Protection of Industrial Personnel Against Short-Duration Thermal Exposures from Fire) and arc rated to ASTM F1959 under the NFPA 70E framework at PPE2 (ATPV 10 cal/cm²), confirmed directly on WORKIT's own product page. Meets AS/NZS 4602.1 for High-Visibility Safety Garments for Night Use. Acceptable antistatic fabric composition per AS/NZS 1020:1995 (The Control of Undesirable Static Electricity). Rated 50+ UPF Sun Protection to AS 4399:2020 (Sun Protective Clothing — Evaluation and Classification).