Bulwark Men's Midweight Nomex Fire Resistant Premium Coverall

Men's Midweight Nomex Fire Resistant Premium Coverall

This men's midweight Nomex fire resistant premium coverall is built for work settings where FR/AR protection and everyday utility matter. Buyers who need a men's regular-fit coverall may choose it for the balance of protection, comfort, and on-the-job convenience. This orange coverall comes in size 50 Regular and includes 8 pockets to keep tools and personal items close at hand.

Good Fit For

• FR workwear programs needing men's coveralls
• Jobs that benefit from quick access to tools and personal items
• Buyers sourcing size 50 Regular work apparel

Key Features

• CAT 1 FR/AR protection for work environments that require fire resistant apparel
• Midweight premium coverall balances protection with everyday wear comfort
• 8 pockets help keep tools and personal effects within reach while working
• Regular fit offers a straightforward men's workwear option
• Orange color can support visibility in active jobsite settings

Applications and Usage

• Outfitting workers who need CAT 1 FR/AR coverall protection
• Equipping crews that carry small tools or personal items during the workday
• Selecting a men's regular-fit coverall in orange for jobsite wear

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This SKU is a men's size 50 Regular, so buyers should confirm fit requirements before ordering.
• The coverall is orange, which may matter for uniform consistency or site dress requirements.
• Pocket count is a key differentiator for teams that want storage on the garment.

FAQ

• What level of protection does this coverall offer? This coverall offers CAT 1 FR/AR protection.
• How many pockets does this coverall have? This coverall has 8 pockets for tools and personal effects.
• What fit and size is this coverall? This is a men's regular-fit coverall in size 50 Regular.
• Is this coverall lightweight or heavier workwear? This is a midweight coverall.
• What color is this coverall? This coverall is orange.

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