Product Overview
The Bizflame Industry FR Trousers are an essential piece of equipment for professionals working in high-risk environments. These trousers have been specifically engineered to offer a balance of robust protection and daily comfort. Constructed from a durable, substantial fabric blend, they are designed to withstand the rigours of industrial laundering without losing their shape or the depth of their navy colour. Whether you are dealing with heat, flame, or static risks, these trousers provide a dependable barrier while ensuring you remain mobile and comfortable throughout your shift.
Key Features
- Inherent flame resistance provides vital protection against heat and flame exposure in hazardous settings.
- Integrated carbon fibre offers anti-static properties, which is a critical safety requirement for many technical trades.
- The polyester and cotton blend ensures the garment remains sturdy and hardwearing even after repeated high-temperature washing.
- Industrial-grade durability means the trousers retain their structural integrity and professional appearance over a long lifespan.
Design & Performance
The fabric used in these trousers is a sophisticated blend of 80% cotton, 19% polyester, and 1% carbon fibre. This combination creates a substantial, sturdy garment that does not compromise on breathability. The cotton provides a soft, natural feel against the skin, while the polyester adds the necessary strength to survive heavy-duty industrial use. The inclusion of carbon fibre is a deliberate design choice to manage static electricity, making these trousers suitable for sensitive environments where sparks must be avoided. The result is a well-engineered garment that feels reliable and provides peace of mind on the job.
Customisation: Print & Embroidery
To ensure your team looks the part while staying safe, these trousers are fully compatible with both print and embroidery. Embroidery is the preferred method for company logos and individual names, providing a professional appearance that is as durable as the trousers themselves. For larger, more prominent branding, our high-quality print options provide excellent clarity. All customisation is handled at our facility in Telford by our expert in-house team, who have been perfecting their craft since 1976. We ensure that any branding applied meets the same high standards as the garment itself.
Use Cases
These trousers are ideally suited for workers in the petrochemical, electrical, and manufacturing sectors. They are also an excellent choice for maintenance engineers and industrial contractors who require reliable flame-resistant and anti-static clothing that can handle the intensity of industrial cleaning cycles. If your work involves potential exposure to heat or static, these are the trousers you need.
Why MyWorkwear
Established in 1976, MyWorkwear has decades of experience in providing technical clothing that businesses can rely on. Based in Telford, we pride ourselves on our technical expertise and our commitment to quality. When you choose us, you are benefit from nearly 50 years of heritage and a team that understands the specific requirements of protective workwear.
Practical Advice
Given the sturdy nature of the Bizflame fabric, we suggest considering your layering requirements. If you frequently wear thermal leggings or base layers beneath your work trousers, you may find a slightly larger size offers better comfort and ease of movement. Ensuring a good fit is not just about comfort; it also ensures the flame-resistant coverage is optimal.
Caring for your product
To maintain the protective performance and longevity of your trousers, it is essential to follow the recommended care routine. We advise a normal wash process at a maximum temperature of 60°C. Washing at temperatures higher than this can degrade the fibres and may lead to premature wear of the garment.
Do not use bleach under any circumstances. Bleaching agents will destroy the flame-resistant properties of the fabric and significantly alter the colour, which is a sure way to ruin a perfectly good pair of trousers.
If you use a tumble dryer, ensure it is set to a low heat. High heat in the dryer can cause unnecessary shrinkage, which is rarely a welcome surprise on a Monday morning. For a professional finish, you may iron the trousers at a maximum temperature of 150°C, which helps keep the fabric looking sharp.
Finally, avoid dry cleaning these trousers. The chemicals used in the dry cleaning process can negatively affect the protective treatments within the fabric blend, potentially compromising your safety in the event of a fire.
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