Waterproof, flame-retardant, black low-visibility safety coat, model 5894BK Pioneer Flame-Gard, sizes XS to 4 XL

Black stretch polyurethane safety coat, waterproof, flame-retardant and with high-visibility stripes, sold individually.

Pioneer^® manufacturer’s code: V3520170, model 5894BK.

Available in sizes from extra small (XS) to 4 extra large (4XL). Please choose your size from the drop-down menu above. To obtain this model in another color, see them in orange (VP5892) or yellow (VP5894J).

Please note that these items are currently out of stock. Lead time is approximately 5 to 7 business days for popular sizes (large to 2XL).

Looking for a coat to protect you from the cold, rain and fire? Look no further than Pioneer® ’s waterproof coat!

They are part of the Flame-Gard® clothing series manufactured by Pioneer. They comply with CGSB 155.20-2000 type 3, CSA Z96-22 class 1 level 2 -, class 1 level FR and ANSI/ISEA 107-20 class 1 type O. StarTech® flame-retardant retroreflective strips ensure enhanced visibility in low-light conditions. It's lightweight, robust and 4-way stretch, making it comfortable to wear for long periods. Waterproof, flame-retardant and low-visibility, this Pioneer coat will satisfy you in all circumstances. We recommend combining it with the Pioneer^® VP5895N waterproof bib pants!

Design :

The outer shell of these coat is made of reinforced, flame-retardant polyurethane coated on a polyester membrane. It complies with the most stringent safety standards. It is 100% waterproof, oil and chemical resistant, and features an extra-wide removable hood with full-length zipper and snap storm flap. It features Startech™ flame-retardant retroreflective stripes for excellent visibility day. It also features and features an extra-wide removable hood with full-length zipper and snap storm flap The seams are lined and heat-bonded. 

This waterproof coat from Pioneer^® is not only practical for protecting you from the elements, it also offers a stylish option in low-viz black. This understated color lets you blend into your surroundings without drawing too much attention, while subtly standing out from the crowd. It's an ideal choice for those who prefer to remain discreet while enjoying the benefits of functional, quality clothing.

Whether you’re a construction professional, a worker or just an outdoor enthusiast, this coat will provide you with comfort, safety and style. Don't wait any longer, order now!

You'll find a whole range of flame-retardant products on our Sylprotec site, like our regular-cut pants (V7761), our orange (V1765) or blue 100% flame-retardant coveralls (V1766), our Nomex welder's cap (V308), the FR-TECH flame-retardant safety shirt (V129), our orange long-sleeved flame-retardant shirt (V339) or its black equivalent (V340). In addition, depending on the nature of your work, you may need our blue type 5 and 6 disposable flame-retardant coveralls (V50), the flame-retardant double-layer neck warmer (V313); a 61 cm X 91 cm split-leather bib apron (VT1288). 

About its classification: 

CGSB 155.20-2000 is a Canadian standard that specifies minimum performance requirements for workwear worn to protect against unexpected exposure to flash fires caused by hydrocarbons. This standard establishes performance requirements and test methods for the evaluation of components used in the construction of workwear. Workwear complying with this standard is intended to provide a degree of protection to the wearer and reduce the severity of injury in the event of flash fires caused by hydrocarbons. 

ANSI/ISEA 107-20 class 1 type O: "Type O" refers to garments offering daytime visibility only, i.e. they are not designed to be visible in low-light or dark conditions. The letter O stands for "Off Road." This can include clothing that doesn't feature reflective stripes or fluorescent materials, but does offer some contrasting color to aid visibility during the day. What sets this bib pant apart is the presence of retroreflective stripes on a black background.

CSA Z96-22 class 1 level 2: Low-visibility safety clothing for environments where traffic speeds are low, generally below 40 km/. Low risk.

It is important to note that black coat is not commonly used for high visibility, as they are not as visible as fluorescent or bright colors. Black bib pants are often used for aesthetic reasons or to avoid showing dirt.

Class 1: This class is designed for workers in low-risk areas, such as parking lots and warehouses.

Silver-gray retroreflective strips are highly visible in natural or artificial low-light conditions, as they reflect light back towards the source of the light beam (flashlight, car headlights, etc.). They therefore offer the greatest safety at dawn, dusk and during the night. However, they do not increase visibility during the day. Construction workers, forestry workers, in short, anyone who has to work outside even when it’s raining. 

Peculiarities of:

• It protects against the risk of fire, burns and heat, thanks to its flame-retardant materials.

• It keeps you dry and warm, thanks to a waterproof coating that resists rain, snow and liquid splashes.

• It ensures optimum visibility, thanks to its bright color and reflective stripes that make it easy for others to see. 

Water-resistance:
Polyurethane-lined waterproof safety wear is usually worn by workers who may be exposed to remote risks of chemical splashes. PU is lightweight and porous; it’s thus ideal to manufacture light and breathable workwear. Yet, during heavy rains and windstorms, PU tends to get waterlogged and lose all its water-resistant property. Once overloaded, polyurethane lets water leach into the raincoat under any pressure, e.g. by leaning on something or bending over. 

Application:
Construction workers, forestry workers, in short, anyone who has to work outside even when it’s raining.

Restriction: 
There are a few restrictions that must be respected to use this coat safely and optimally:

• Store in a dry place, out of direct sunlight, to prevent the fabric from fading or deteriorating.
• Replace it if it shows signs of wear, tears, punctures or burns, or if the retroreflective strips lose their effectiveness.

By observing these restrictions, you'll be able to enjoy the benefits of the coat and work safely.

Maintenance and service life: 
Hand wash with cold water and mild detergent, without using bleach, fabric softener or dryer. Wash inside out to reduce abrasion and streaking.

Suggestions:
Need additional safety equipment? See items; CAN/CSAZ1220-17 compliant high-risk first-aid kit (TR03E); 10 lb. portable dry powder fire extinguisher; road posts with "T" shape as EPAL191 road posts, the post with the shape of "∩" model or (EPAL192 model) or the beacon EPAL2319 the largest of the group: warning lines with built-in flags (EFLAC), Danger red barricade tape (ECT3RE9), Caution yellow barricade tape (ECT3YE1), Danger yellow barricade tape (ECT3YE7) and Bilingual yellow barricade tape (ECT3YB1).

See "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, have a look at the following products: Endura winter glove in treated goatskin (G909-L); construction helmet (TA14LR), and safety glasses YA12E93101.

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