Product Overview
The Modaflame Work Hi-Vis Class 1 Multi-Norm FR Trousers are an expertly engineered solution for professionals operating in high-risk industrial environments. Designed to provide comprehensive protection against a variety of workplace hazards, these trousers conform to multiple EN standards, ensuring you remain compliant while on-site. The garment is constructed from a sophisticated blend of materials that prioritises both safety and the wearer's comfort throughout a demanding shift.
Key Features
- Multi-Norm Protection: Conforms to rigorous EN standards to provide a reliable shield against industrial hazards, including heat and flame.
- Elasticated Back Waist: This design feature allows for enhanced freedom of movement, ensuring the garment sits comfortably and moves with you as you work.
- Class 1 High-Visibility: The integrated high-visibility yellow panels ensure you remain conspicuous in low-light conditions, which is essential for site safety.
- Carbon Fibre Integration: The inclusion of carbon fibre provides permanent anti-static properties, a critical requirement for certain hazardous zones.
Design & Performance
The fabric composition is a technical blend of 60% Modacrylic, 39% Cotton, and 1% Carbon Fibre. This combination, known as Modaflame Work HV, results in a medium-weight garment that is substantial enough to withstand the rigours of industrial use while remaining breathable. The inherent flame-resistant properties of the modacrylic mean the protection will not wash out over time, providing a consistent safety barrier. The navy contrast panels are strategically placed in areas prone to soiling, helping the garment maintain a professional appearance for longer.
Customisation: Print & Embroidery
To ensure your team presents a professional and unified appearance, these trousers are suitable for both print and embroidery. Embroidery is the preferred choice for applying company logos or individual names, providing a durable and high-quality finish that withstands regular industrial laundering. For larger, more distinctive branding, our printing service offers a bold and clear result. All customisation is handled by our expert in-house team in Telford, drawing on decades of experience to ensure your branding is applied with precision.
Use Cases
These trousers are specifically designed for workers in the petrochemical, utility, and flame-risk industries. They are ideal for any professional who requires high-visibility clothing combined with multi-standard protection against heat, flame, and static electricity.
Why MyWorkwear
Established in 1976, MyWorkwear has spent nearly half a century perfecting the art of technical garment customisation. Operating from our base in Telford, we combine traditional expertise with modern techniques to ensure your workwear is not just a uniform, but a piece of essential safety equipment. We understand the requirements of UK tradespeople and businesses, providing high-standard garments that perform in the most demanding conditions.
Practical Advice
When selecting your size, consider the layers you may need to wear underneath in colder conditions. The elasticated back waist provides a degree of flexibility, but for the best fit and maximum range of motion, we recommend following our standard sizing guides closely. These trousers are designed to be worn as part of a complete protective system.
Caring for your product
Maintaining the integrity of flame-resistant garments is paramount for continued safety. We recommend a domestic wash at a maximum temperature of 60°C. Washing at this temperature ensures that industrial contaminants are effectively removed without damaging the protective qualities of the fabric.
Do not use bleach when laundering this garment. Bleaching agents can significantly degrade the flame-resistant properties of the fibres and cause premature fading of the high-visibility elements, compromising your safety on-site.
If tumble drying, use a low heat setting. High temperatures in the dryer can lead to unnecessary shrinkage and may affect the longevity of any applied print or embroidery. For the best results, iron at a maximum temperature of 150°C to keep the trousers looking professional, and avoid dry cleaning, as the chemicals used can interfere with the fabric's technical performance.
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