Fire retardant fabric clothes are designed to provide enhanced safety in hazardous environments by reducing the likelihood of ignition and minimizing the risk of burns. These garments are made using specialized materials that can either be inherently flame-resistant or treated to achieve flame resistance.

Types of Fire Retardant Fabrics:

1. Inherently Flame Resistant Fabrics:

These fr fabrics are made from materials that possess flame-resistant properties naturally without additional chemical treatment.

2. Treated Flame Resistant Fabrics:

These fabrics are made from materials that are chemically treated to gain flame-resistant properties. The treatment involves a chemical process to alter the fabric's properties to make it less flammable

Standards and Regulations:

Fire retardant fabrics are evaluated based on their ability to withstand ignition and maintain their integrity under various conditions. Standards such as NFPA 701 are commonly used to assess the flame resistance of fabrics

Fire retardant fabric clothes are essential in industries where workers are exposed to fire hazards, such as electrical arc flashes and combustible dust.

Clothing made from flame resistant fabrics helps ensure worker safety by preventing the fabric from continuing to burn even after the source of ignition is removed

The company uses advanced technologies for their fabrics like the THPC Treated Flame Retardant Fabric and their proprietary DROTEX-PYROVATEX FR technology, which ensure the textiles are not only flame retardant but also eco-friendly and harmless for human health. This makes DROTEX products a reliable choice for industries that demand high standards of safety and environmental care.