Bulwark Men's Midweight Excel Fire Resistant Work Pant

Men's Midweight Excel Fire Resistant Work Pant

This men's midweight Excel fire resistant work pant is a navy FR work pant built for buyers who need protective workwear with a classic look. It fits men needing a 36 inch waist and 31 inch inseam, making it a practical option for industrial and jobsite uniforms where AR/FR protection matters. This style pairs midweight wearability with CAT 2 AR/FR protection and NFPA 2112 compliance.

Good Fit For

• Industrial uniform programs requiring FR pants
• Jobsite work where CAT 2 AR/FR protection is specified
• Buyers sourcing men's FR workwear by waist and inseam

Key Features

• Fire resistant work pant for men
• Midweight construction supports everyday workwear use
• CAT 2 AR/FR protection helps meet protective apparel requirements
• NFPA 2112 compliant for buyers specifying FR garments
• Navy color works well for uniform programs
• Sized 36 inch waist x 31 inch inseam for more precise fit selection

Applications and Usage

• Equipping workers with fire resistant uniform pants
• Replacing a specific men's FR pant size in an existing program
• Standardizing navy protective workwear across teams

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Confirm the wearer needs a men's 36 inch waist and 31 inch inseam before ordering.
• This style is a midweight pant, which may matter for comfort and layering preferences.
• If your workplace specifies protective apparel standards, verify that CAT 2 AR/FR protection and NFPA 2112 compliance match site requirements.

FAQ

• What size is this work pant? This men's work pant is sized for a 36 inch waist and 31 inch inseam.
• Is this pant fire resistant? Yes. This work pant is fire resistant and includes CAT 2 AR/FR protection.
• Does this pant meet NFPA 2112? Yes. The pant is NFPA 2112 compliant.
• What color is this FR work pant? This style comes in navy.
• Is this a lightweight or heavier work pant? This is a midweight work pant, which can be a good fit for buyers balancing protection and everyday wearability.

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