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READ MOREShijiazhuang Yuanfan Labor Protection Supplies Co., Ltd. is a direct Flame-Retardant Welding Clothing manufacturer with 15 years of production experience, 400 employees, and an annual capacity of 600,000 pieces. We supply welding garments for metal fabrication, shipbuilding, foundry, and industrial maintenance where exposure to sparks, slag, and molten metal splashes is routine. Our range covers jackets, trousers, coveralls, and bib overalls produced from inherently flame-resistant fibers or treated with durable flame-retardant finishes. Each garment is engineered to self-extinguish once the ignition source is removed, reducing flame spread and supporting thermal protection for the wearer.
We offer several configurations within the Protective Workwear category. The table below summarises the available types and their typical applications.
| Garment Type | Typical Use | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Welding Jacket | TIG, MIG, stick welding in confined spaces | Front snap closure, stand-up collar, reinforced elbows |
| Welding Trousers | Heavy fabrication, shipyard, pipeline work | Full-length, no-cuff hem, reinforced knees |
| Coverall / Boilersuit | Foundry, furnace operation, general hot work | One-piece design, concealed zip, multiple pockets |
| Bib Overall | Welding in combination with a separate jacket | Adjustable suspenders, high back, tool pockets |
We use two primary approaches to achieve flame retardancy:
All materials are selected to meet relevant occupational safety standards. We can provide documentation on flame spread, heat transfer, and tensile strength upon request.
Our welding clothing is designed around the following parameters:
We support the following customisation options:
We implement full-process quality control from incoming fabric inspection to final garment check. Key processes include:
Our factory is equipped with standardized workshops and professional testing devices. We maintain compliance with applicable GB and CE standards for flame-retardant clothing.
To prepare a precise quotation and garment specification, we need the following project details:
Inherent FR fibers (e.g., aramid) are flame-resistant by chemical composition and maintain protection for the garment’s life. Treated FR fabrics are cotton or blends with a chemical finish that can degrade after repeated laundering. We can supply either type depending on your replacement cycle and budget.
Yes. We can send pre-production samples for approval. Standard sample lead time is 7–10 working days after confirmation of specifications.
Our garments are designed to meet GB 8965.1 and EN ISO 11611 requirements. We can provide test reports and certificates upon request.
Yes. We offer heat-sealed or sewn-on reflective tape that is compatible with FR fabrics. Please specify the required width and colour (silver, yellow, orange).
For a standard 20-foot container (approx. 8,000–12,000 pieces depending on style), lead time is 30–45 working days from sample approval and deposit. Custom fabrics or special finishes may require additional time.
Our portfolio also includes Products, Two-Piece Protective Workwear for applications with different operating ranges, interfaces or integration requirements.