Fire Resistant

An HRC or Hazard Risk Category is a rating for FR clothing that indicates the level of protection the garment provides.

• HRC 0 represents the least amount of protection
• HRC 4 represents the most protection
• Most of Ariat's clothing falls within HRC 1 or 2 based on their APV ratings

NFPA 2112

The National Fire Protection Agency's (NFPA) 2112

• For oil & petrochemical industries, this standard mandates that employees wear flame-resistant clothing if the potential for flash fire exists.

MMT® Fabric Technology

Moisture Management for Active Riders: Ariat’s® Moisture Movement Technology™ (MMT™) pulls moisture away from the skin and transports it to the fabric’s outer face for quick evaporation.

• Wicking properties combine with an evaporative layer for effective moisture movement.
• Provides dry comfort for active riders and warm conditions.

NFPA 70E

The National Fire Protection Agency's (NFPA) 70E is a Standard for Electrical Safety Requirements for Employee Workplaces

• It requires employees to wear flame resistant protective clothing wherever there is possible exposure to an electric arc flash.
• For oil & petrochemical industries, this standard mandates that employees wear flame-resistant clothing if the potential for flash fire exists.

HRC 2

An HRC or Hazard Risk Category is a rating for FR clothing that indicates the level of protection the garment provides.

• HRC 0 represents the least amount of protection
• HRC 4 represents the most protection
• Most of Ariat's clothing falls within HRC 1 or 2 based on their APV ratings

ATPV 8.9

An Arc Thermal Performance Value (ATPV) is a rating assigned to flame-resistant clothing indicating the level of protection provided.

• Higher-weight fabrics typically have a higher ATPV and provide increased protection (as does the layering of FR clothing).