Collection: Flame Retardant & Anti-Static Workwear

Flame retardant and anti-static workwear is designed for workplaces where control of heat, flame and electrostatic charge is an identified requirement. These garments combine specific fabric and garment properties with high-visibility construction where workers also need to remain conspicuous in their working environment.

Flame retardant workwear is designed to provide resistance to ignition and flame propagation according to the performance requirements of the garment. The purpose is to help reduce the risk associated with exposure to heat and flame in workplaces where these hazards have been identified.

Anti-static workwear is designed to help control the build-up and discharge of electrostatic charge. Static electricity can be generated through movement, handling of materials, equipment and other workplace activities. Where electrostatic control is important, suitable anti-static clothing can form part of the overall risk-control approach.

High-visibility Day/Night workwear adds another important requirement for workers who need to remain visible across different lighting and workplace conditions. The Brahma FR/AS range combines these characteristics in garments designed for selected industrial, construction, mining, resource, utilities and specialist work environments.

Choosing protective workwear should always begin with the hazards identified for the task and the requirements of the workplace. The correct garment should be selected according to its documented performance and compliance information, together with the employer's workplace risk assessment and PPE requirements.

FR refers to flame retardant properties, while AS refers to anti-static properties. FR/AS workwear combines these characteristics in garments intended for workplaces where both requirements have been identified.

The Brahma Platinum range is designed as high-visibility Day/Night FR/AS workwear, combining flame-retardant fabric performance, anti-static properties and high-visibility garment construction.

FR/AS workwear may be relevant to selected roles and workplaces across industrial, construction, mining, resource, utilities, transport and specialist work environments, depending on the hazards and requirements of the particular workplace.

The right garment should always be selected for the specific task. Protective clothing is one part of a broader workplace risk-control system and should be used alongside the site's safety procedures, PPE requirements and other appropriate controls.