Arc Flash & Flame-Resistant Balaclavas, Hats, Hard Hat Liners & Neck Gaiters

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Arc flash and flame-resistant balaclavas, hats, neck gaiters, and hard hat liners protect the head and neck area from arc flash burns that can occur when working near electrical hazards. Arc flash protective garments meet NFPA 70E standards for use near electrical equipment where arc flash hazards exist. Arc flash and flame-resistant material resists burning and melting and is self-extinguishing. All arc flash clothing is flame-resistant but not all flame-resistant clothing is arc flash-rated. Different garment types are often worn together to provide more coverage.

Category 1 Balaclavas

Category 1 garments meet NFPA 70E standards and have a minimum arc flash rating of 4 cal/cm2. Balaclavas provide 360° coverage around the head and neck and cover gaps around the collar. They are usually worn under headwear and in conjunction with eye and face protection.


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Category 2 Balaclavas

Category 2 garments meet NFPA 70E standards and have a minimum arc flash rating of 8 cal/cm2. Balaclavas provide 360° coverage around the head and neck and cover gaps around the collar. They are usually worn under headwear and in conjunction with eye and face protection.


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Category 2 Hard Hat Liners

Category 2 garments meet NFPA 70E standards and have a minimum arc flash rating of 8 cal/cm2. Hard hat liners fit close to the head to protect the head, ears, and neck while leaving the face uncovered. Hook and loop closures secure the hard hat to the liner to help keep it in place.


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Category 2 Hats

Category 2 meets NFPA 70E standard and has a minimum arc flash rating of 8 cal/cm2. Hats (sometimes called beanie caps) cover the head and forehead to absorb sweat and keep workers warm.


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Category 3 Balaclavas

Category 3 garments meet NFPA 70E standards and have a minimum arc flash rating of 25 cal/cm2. Balaclavas provide 360° coverage around the head and neck and cover gaps around the collar. They are usually worn under headwear and in conjunction with eye and face protection.


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Category 3 Hats

Category 3 garments meet NFPA 70E standards and have a minimum arc flash rating of 25 cal/cm2. Hats (sometimes called beanie caps) cover the head and forehead to absorb sweat and keep workers warm.


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Category 4 Balaclavas

Category 4 garments meet NFPA 70E standards and have a minimum arc flash rating of 40 cal/cm2. Balaclavas provide 360° coverage around the head and neck and cover gaps around the collar. They are usually worn under headwear and in conjunction with eye and face protection.


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