Cold-Resistant Clothing | McMaster-Carr

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Cold Protection

Cold Protection

System of Measurement

Thickness

Performance

Chemical Resistant

Flame Resistant

Flame Retardant

High Visibility

Impact Resistant

Spark Resistant

Static Dissipative

Water Resistant

Clothing Size

Color

Beige/Fluorescent Orange

Black/Fluorescent Orange

Black/Fluorescent Yellow

Black/Orange/Yellow

Brown/Red/Yellow

Garment

Coverage

Minimum Temperature

-200° F or less

-199° F to -50° F

-49° F to -1° F

0° F to 49° F

Material

Stainless Steel

Tungsten Carbide

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

DFARS Specialty Metals

REACH

Length

Inseam Length

Cuff Style

U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) Qualifying

RoHS

Clothing Gender

Width

Specifications Met

ANSI/ESD Standard

ANSI/ISEA Standard

OSHA Compliant 29 CFR 1910.269

Closure Method

Maximum Temperature

Less than 250° F

250° F to 499° F

1,000° F to 1,999° F

Chest Size

Power Source

Insulation Material

Polyurethane Foam

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Safety Equipment

Jackets

Thicker than shirts for extra protection against dirt, rain, cold, chemical splashes, and sparks

Hard Hat Liners

Hard Hat Liners

Layer under your hard hat for extra warmth

Ear Warmers

Wrap behind your head to shield your ears from the cold and wind

Coveralls

Shield your full body against dirt, rain, heat, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding sparks

Gloves

Shield your hands from cuts, heat, cold, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding sparks

Hard Hat Windsocks

Hard Hat Windsocks

Stretch over your hard hat to block wind and cold

Neck Gaiters

Protect your neck and face from cold, heat, flames, and electrical hazards

Hats

Shield your head from sun, rain, cold, and sparks

Vests

Keep workers safe in areas with low visibility, flames, heat, and electrical sparks

Hoods

Shield your head and neck from dirt, heat, cold, and electrical and welding sparks

Bib Overalls

Protect your legs and torso from cold, rain, chemicals, and flames

Aprons

Protect your torso from dirt, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding spark

Ice Cleats

Slip over shoes for traction on icy surfaces

Socks

Cushion your feet and absorb sweat

Footwear

Cover and protect feet from impact, chemicals, heat, and cold

Body Warmers

Place inside gloves, slip into shoes, or stick to clothing to stay warm

Glove Liners

Wear under gloves for added protection from cuts and cold

Clothing Kits

Head-to-toe protection from electrical arc flashes, chemical splashes, welding sparks, and more

Bump Caps

Guard against minor head bumps and scrapes

Reflective Blankets

Reflective Blankets

Stay warm during emergencies, even in rainy and windy conditions

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