FR rain bib overalls are waterproof, flame-resistant bibs worn in wet weather by workers exposed to arc flash or flash fire hazards. They are common for utility crews, pipeline, oil and gas, and electrical workers. Forge FR's Hi-Vis Rain Bib Overall combines FR PU-coated knit fabric with reflective trim for wet, low-visibility jobs.
Yes. They are made from 100% FR PU with a cotton FR knit base and are flame and arc resistant. Customer reviews confirm they keep wearers dry and block wind.
The Forge FR rain bib overall carries an arc rating of [16 or 14, confirm] cal/cm² ATPV and is HRC/CAT 2. That means it suits tasks that NFPA 70E places in Hazard Risk Category 2. Always match the garment's rating to your site's arc flash hazard assessment.
No. Standard PVC, polyester or nylon rain gear can melt onto skin during an arc flash, even if the FR clothing underneath stays intact. Non-FR rainwear over FR clothing also does not satisfy NFPA 70E requirements. Use rainwear that is itself FR-rated, like these bibs.
They are listed as meeting NFPA 70E, ASTM D6413 (flame resistance), ASTM F1959 (arc rating) and ANSI/ISEA 107 (high visibility), with HRC/CAT 2.
The bibs come in yellow with reflective trim and are listed under ANSI/ISEA 107. Bibs are typically Class E garments, and Class E items worn with Class 2 or 3 apparel make the overall ensemble Class 3. Pair them with a compliant hi-vis jacket for full visibility.
Sizes run S to 4XL, with waist 38.2" to 61.8" and inseam 29.5" to 31.9". One reviewer says they fit snug on the shoulders, so size up if you wear heavy layers underneath. Check the size guide on the product page before ordering.
Yes. Forge FR offers free shipping and a 15-day satisfaction guarantee. For crew or company orders, use the bulk enquiry line at +1 (216) 926-2925 or email sales@forgefr.net.
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