Safety Jackets
A safety jacket is high-visibility protective clothing made with bright fluorescent colors and reflective strips to ensure the wearer is easily seen in low-light or hazardous conditions. Commonly used in construction, road work, and industrial settings, it enhances worker safety by increasing visibility.
Description
Safety jackets, also known as high-visibility jackets or hi-vis jackets, are personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to ensure the wearer is easily seen in various environments, especially in low-light or high-risk conditions.
Key Features:
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High-Visibility Material: Usually made of fluorescent fabric (typically yellow, orange, or lime green) to enhance visibility during the day.
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Reflective Strips: Silver or gray reflective tape is sewn onto the jacket, making it visible in the dark when light (like from vehicle headlights) hits it.
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Durable Fabric: Often made from lightweight yet durable materials such as polyester or a blend of polyester and cotton.
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Weather Protection (optional): Some safety jackets are waterproof, windproof, or insulated for use in harsh weather conditions.
Common Types:
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Class 1, 2, and 3 Jackets: Based on ANSI/ISEA standards, where Class 3 offers the highest visibility.
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Traffic Safety Jackets
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Construction Safety Vests
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Fire-Resistant Jackets (for industrial or hazardous environments)
Uses:
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Construction sites
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Road work and traffic control
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Emergency response
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Warehouses and logistics
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Airports and railway stations
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