Task-specific protective workwear for flame, arc, heat, contamination and industrial workplace hazards.

Protective Clothing & PPE Workwear

Compare protective clothing by workplace hazard, garment rating or classification, coverage, material, closures, fit, layering needs and compatibility with other PPE.

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Atlas Workwear·SKU: 2151OR-2XL
Atlas Workwear FR/AR OHSA Parka

Atlas Workwear FR/AR OHSA Parka is included in Keyline Safety’s High Visibility Jackets and Parkas selection and our High Visibility Clothing and Hi-Vis Workwear range. ATPV = 56 CAL, CAT 4 OHSA 213/91 Sec 69.1 (1) (4) Sizes: XS-7XL R & T UL Certified t...

NFPA 2112NFPA 70EASTM F1506CAN/CGSB 155.20
$247.70
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Atlas Workwear·SKU: 1074BLK-32R
Atlas Workwear FR/AR 4” Coveralls

Atlas Workwear FR/AR 4” Coveralls is included in Keyline Safety’s High Visibility Coveralls and Overalls selection and our High Visibility Clothing and Hi-Vis Workwear range. ATPV = 12 CAL, CAT 2 CSA Z96-22 Class 1 Level 2 / Class 1 Level FR OHSA 213/91 Sec...

NFPA 2112NFPA 70EASTM F1506CAN/CGSB 155.20
$136.93
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Atlas Workwear·SKU: 1072OR-32R
Atlas Workwear FR/AR Hi Vis Coveralls

Atlas Workwear FR/AR Hi Vis Coveralls is included in Keyline Safety’s High Visibility Clothing and Hi-Vis Workwear selection and our High Visibility Coveralls and Overalls range. ATPV = 12 CAL, CAT 2 CSA Z96-22 Class 3 Level 2 OHSA 213/91 Sec 69.1 (4) Sizes...

NFPA 2112NFPA 70EASTM F1506CAN/CGSB 155.20
$121.54
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Atlas Workwear·SKU: 1072BLK-32R
Atlas Workwear FR/AR Coveralls

Atlas Workwear FR/AR Coveralls is included in Keyline Safety’s High Visibility Coveralls and Overalls selection and our High Visibility Clothing and Hi-Vis Workwear range. ATPV = 12 CAL, CAT 2 CSA Z96-22 Class 1 Level FR Sizes: 32-80 R & T UL Certified ...

NFPA 2112NFPA 70EASTM F1506CAN/CGSB 155.20
$121.54
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3M·SKU: KEY-TR-HRK
3M's Radiant Heat Powered Air Purifying Respirator Kit -TR-600-HRK- 1/CS

3M's Radiant Heat Powered Air Purifying Respirator Kit -TR-600-HRK- 1/CS is included in Keyline Safety’s Powered Air Purifying Respirators selection and our Respiratory Protection and Respirators range.The 3M Versaflo Radiant Heat Kit is designed to protect...

$6,564.18
PMMI·SKU: ACK395-16M-SIZE
PMMI Aluminized Leggings - ACK395-16M - 1/CS

PMMI Aluminized Leggings - ACK395-16M - 1/CS is included in Keyline Safety’s Aluminized High Heat Clothing selection and our Protective Clothing and PPE Workwear range.• 19 oz. Aluminized CARBON/KEVLAR • 16” length, 5” flare • Rear VELCRO closure with pull ...

$239.50
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Hazard-Based PPE Selection

Select Protective Clothing by the Hazard

Protective clothing should be selected around the actual workplace hazard rather than appearance or garment style alone. Heat, flame, electrical arc, chemical contact, contamination, abrasion, weather and visibility can require different materials and garment systems.

Start with the task and exposure, then verify the exact garment's intended use, markings, ratings, coverage, closure system, sizing and compatibility with the rest of the worker's PPE.

Chemical & Liquid Hazards

Chemical Exposure Requires Chemical-Specific Garment Selection

Chemical protective clothing must be selected using the exact chemical or mixture, concentration, temperature, contact type, exposure duration and the manufacturer's garment compatibility or test data.

A garment that is suitable for one chemical or limited splash condition may not be suitable for another. Do not select chemical clothing only by material name, colour or whether it is disposable.

Layering & PPE Compatibility

Build a Compatible PPE System

Protective clothing is often one part of a larger PPE system. Check how garments interface with gloves, footwear, head and face protection, respiratory protection, fall-protection harnesses and high-visibility requirements.

Layering can affect heat stress, mobility, closures and protective performance. Follow the exact garment instructions and the employer's hazard assessment when combining PPE.

Mobility Without Protection Gaps

Fit, Coverage and Closures Matter

Protective garments should provide the required coverage while allowing workers to move, bend and perform the task safely. Oversized or undersized clothing can interfere with mobility, tool use and PPE interfaces.

Compare garment length, cuffs, closures, hood or collar design, ankle coverage and size range. Verify that movement does not create gaps at wrists, ankles, waist, neck or other exposed areas.

Condition, Cleaning & Replacement

Inspect and Care for Protective Clothing Correctly

Inspect garments before use for tears, holes, damaged closures, worn areas, contamination, delamination, heat damage or other deterioration that can reduce protection.

Cleaning, laundering, decontamination, repair and replacement depend on the exact garment materials and manufacturer instructions. Disposable products should not be reused unless the manufacturer specifically permits it.

B2B & Program Purchasing

Need Protective Clothing for a Crew or Safety Program?

Keyline Safety can support protective-clothing programs for utilities, manufacturing, construction, industrial maintenance, foundries, facilities and other workplaces.

For a quote or product search, provide the task, hazard, exposure type, required ratings or garment classification if specified, worker count, size range, environmental conditions, layering needs, other PPE that must interface with the garment and any preferred brands.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right protective clothing for a job?

Start with the workplace hazard and exposure, then verify the exact garment's intended use, coverage, material, markings, ratings, closures, sizing and compatibility with other PPE. Different heat, flame, arc, chemical and contamination hazards can require different garments.

What is the difference between arc-rated and flame-resistant clothing?

Arc-rated clothing has a published arc rating for electrical-arc exposure. Flame-resistant clothing is designed to resist ignition and flame propagation, but a flame-resistant garment should not be assumed to have the arc rating required for a specific task unless the exact product documentation confirms it.

What is aluminized protective clothing used for?

Aluminized clothing is used in applications where radiant-heat reflection is important, such as certain foundry, furnace and high-heat maintenance tasks. The exact garment, base fabric, coverage and exposure limits must still be verified.

When is disposable protective clothing appropriate?

Disposable or limited-use garments can be useful for contamination control and specific particulate or splash tasks. Their protection varies by product, so verify the exact garment classification and manufacturer documentation for the exposure.

Can any protective coverall be used for chemical exposure?

No. Chemical protective clothing must be selected for the exact chemical or mixture, concentration, temperature, contact type and exposure duration. Use the manufacturer's compatibility and test data for the exact garment.

Is high-visibility workwear automatically protective clothing?

Not necessarily. High visibility addresses conspicuity, while flame, arc, chemical, heat and contamination hazards require separate protective properties. A garment can combine features, but each required property must be confirmed for the exact product.

Can protective clothing be layered with other PPE?

Often yes, but the full PPE system must remain compatible. Check interfaces with gloves, footwear, respirators, head and face protection, fall-protection harnesses and other garments, and follow the manufacturer and workplace program instructions.

Why is fit important for protective clothing?

Fit affects coverage, mobility and PPE interfaces. Clothing that is too loose or too tight can create gaps, restrict movement or interfere with other protective equipment. Use the manufacturer's sizing guidance.

When should protective clothing be replaced?

Replace or remove garments from service when tears, holes, damaged closures, contamination, heat damage, delamination or other deterioration can reduce protection, or when the manufacturer or workplace procedure requires it.

Can Keyline Safety help standardize protective clothing for a workforce?

Yes. Share the tasks and hazards, required ratings or garment classifications if specified, worker count, size range, environmental conditions, layering needs and other PPE interfaces so the assortment can be evaluated more accurately.

Shop protective clothing and PPE workwear in Canada for industrial, utility, construction, manufacturing, high-heat, electrical and contamination-control applications.

Browse Arc-Rated & Flame-Resistant Clothing, Aluminized High Heat Clothing and Disposable Protective Clothing for the currently populated dedicated categories.

Protective properties are product-specific. Verify the exact garment's markings, ratings, classification, coverage and manufacturer instructions for the workplace hazard.

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