Aluminised Fibre Glass Apron – Multi-Layer Heat & Flame Protection
Technical Specifications
Material: Aluminised Fibre Glass Fabric
Layer Options: 2, 3, or 4 layers
Thermal Resistance: Withstands up to 1000°C radiant heat for short-term exposure
Reflectivity: Reflects up to 90% of radiant heat
Fastening: Adjustable buckle or tie-back straps
Design: Full chest to knee coverage
Stitching: Heat-resistant Kevlar thread
Compliance: Meets IS and EN standard thermal protection guidelines
Features and Benefits
High Thermal Insulation: Provides effective protection against radiant and convective heat.
Reflective Surface: Aluminised coating deflects intense radiant heat.
Flame and Spark Resistance: Protects against sparks and flames.
Lightweight and Durable: Ensures comfort during long-duration wear.
Adjustable Fit: Allows for a customized and secure fit.
Chemical Resistance: Offers resistance to chemical splashes.
Applications and Use Cases
Foundry and Smelting Industries: Protection against molten metal splashes.
Furnace and Kiln Operations: Safeguards against high-temperature environments.
Metal Forging and Casting Units: Prevents injuries from radiant heat.
Heavy Welding and Fabrication Workshops: Protects against sparks and heat.
Glass and Ceramics Manufacturing: Ensures safety in high-temperature processes.
Power Plants and Thermal Stations: Provides protection in energy generation facilities.
Suitable Industry Types
Steel and Metal Processing
Foundry & Forging Plants
Oil & Gas Sector
Thermal and Power Generation
Chemical Processing Units
Glass and Furnace Industry
Packaging and Delivery
Packaging: Individually poly-wrapped or packed in industrial cartons.
Delivery Timeline: 4–6 working days across regions.
Sizes Available: Free size (custom sizes available upon request).
Warranty: Manufacturing defect warranty up to 6 months.
Usage Note
Always wear the aluminised apron as the outermost protective layer. Avoid using near live electrical circuits. Clean only as per care instructions provided; machine washing or dry cleaning is not recommended. Regularly inspect for wear, abrasion, or fabric separation to ensure continued protection.
