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Recreational Outerwear

Industrial Outerwear

Safety Outerwear

USA Safety Outerwear

FR Protective Gear

Viking Firewall™

Industrial Footwear

Gloves

P3 - 13

P14 - 23

P24 - 34

P35 - 40

P41 - 48

P49 - 57

P59 - 71

P72 - 78

P58 Accessories &

Cleaning Solutions

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RECREATIONAL - INT

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The Viking AdvantageWaterproof & Breathable

Waterproof - Viking uses the most globally recognized Hydrostatic Water Pressure

testing method – AATCC 127 to qualify our fabrics as being waterproof. The test

material is subjected to steadily increasing water pressure on one face until water

penetration occurs on the opposite face in three separate locations. The minimum

standard for Viking is 11.2 psi (pounds per square inch) or 784 mbar. This may

generically be called 8,000 waterproof.

All waterproof Viking recreational garments have seams thatare double sewn, taped and heat sealed.

Breathable – Viking uses the most globally recognized Water Vapour Transmission

testing method – JIS L-1099 – Procedure B-1 to determine fabric breathability. This is a

measure of the fabrics ability to let steam or perspiration evaporate outside the textile.

The test measures the amount of water in grams per sq. meter that migrates over a 24

hour period. Generally accepted ratings are:

The minimum standard for claiming Breathability in a Viking garment is 8,000

g/m2/24hours.

5,000 – 8,000 g/m2/24hours = Good Breathability

8,000 – 15,000 g/m2/24hours = Very Good Breathability

15,000 + g/m2/24hours = Excellent Breathability

There are two common stitch types used in the outerwear market:

Hemstitching – Fabric is folded over at the edge and the layers are stitched

together. This provides a clean hem edge, and eliminates fraying threads. Hemstitching

requires more time and quality attention to produce.

Overcast stitching – This has a circular, continuous threading around the edge of

the material. This system is much faster, and less expensive. The risk is that should

this continuous thread break, the whole seam will unravel, also the fabric edge threadswill “slip” pulling the trim stitching off the body of the fabric and commence unravelling

All Viking garments are hemstitched.

Stitching (seams)

HemstitchingOvercast stitching

Double stitch versus single stitch - double stitching joints increases the tensile

resistance of the seam, while reducing the specific pressure on each stitch. Should one

stitch get snagged and torn, the garment will not unravel. Polymer film garments

should be stitched at seams as well as heat sealed to ensure stress points do not tearor peel. All Viking garments are double stitched for durability.

Bar-tacking – bar-tacking is the reinforced repetitive stitching at critical tear points

on a garment; these include pocket edges, arm and leg cuffs, button holes, and key

stress areas in crotch, arm and back.

All Viking garments are fully bar-tacked in all corners and

stress areas.


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TECHNOLOGY BEYOND WATERPROOF

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RECREATIONAL OUTERWEAR

More Viking Advantage . . .ippers

here are two common types of zippers used in outerwear:

ooth Zippers - these are produced either in plastic or

etal (brass). Tooth zippers offer the highest level of

urability and longevity, and have the ability to withstande torque of industrial and commercial uses. Highly

commended for front closures and boot zip regions.

All Viking garments use tooth zippers on

front and boot closures.

oil Zippers - these are considerably less expensive

nd are produced in plastic. Coil zippers are designed for

w-pressure closures like pockets or arm vents. As front

osures have a high risk of breaking or being damaged,

oth zippers are superior.Waterproof

Coil Zipper

Tooth

Zipper

Coil

Zipper

The Viking standardYou can rely on Viking gear to keep you safe, dry, an

on the coldest and rainiest of days, because every p

the Viking garment has been meticulously thought o

deliver a comprehensive waterproof system that is a

comfortable to wear.

Each component and the stitching behind a Viking g

give you the protection you need to Brave The Elem

®

Waterproof Breathable

-Tech - is a complete protective membrane,

esigned with continuous microscopic pores, which

ows heat vapor created on the inside to exit,

hile preventing water molecules from penetrating

e garment.

ease refer to Page 3 for details on the relationship

etween waterproof & breathability in Viking

arments.

Moisture vapour escapes

Elements stay out

ThermoTM

U ltra thin

Insulation

ThermoMaxx- is a high-tech, ultra-thin and light

weight insulation that provides maximum warmth

without the bulkiness.

Trilobal Polyester - triple twined polyester

thread creates a cross section of fibres at regular

intervals to form cells.

These cells significantly increase the tensile

strength of the garment over regular knit fabrics,

effectively preventing tears from expanding to the

next cell, while increasing the cut, tear and abrasion

resistance of the garment.Stormblaster - The Stormblaster hood system

reduces wind and rain exposure up the back of the

jacket, while orienting the front close to the chin and

cheek area. It has a safety “Tear Away” design,

making it easy to remove and attach.

Standard hoods are traditionally attached with

Velcro or buttons, leaving gaps that could allow

water to travel up and around the neck area.

14" Embroidery access- Whether you are an ad spec

promotional business, Viking

recreational garments are B2

Look for the zipper icon abov

garments that feature these

convenient embroidery acces

Throughout this catalogue, you will find suggested

temperature ratings on ThermoMaxx insulated garments

or lined boots. These ratings were developed using the

CLO value system of heat transfer between layers within

a garment/boot, envisioning a mobile individual’s comfort

level in these temperate zones - these ratings are for

guidance purposes only.

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SIZE S - 3XL

Viking® Evolution Tempest Unlimited

Jacket Features Pants Features

®

EV400BB

EV400BR

EV400PZ

®WaterpBreatha

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Breathability 12000g/m²/24 hours breathable

Waterproof 7000mm


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Viking® Alpine Jacket Features

®Waterproof Breathable

SIZE S - 3XL


Waterproof 8000mm

RECREATIONAL WATERPROOF & BREATHABLE

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SIZE S - 5XL

Viking® Tempest 50 Lined Jacket

Thermo TM U ltra thinInsulation

850N

850BK

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RECREATIONAL WINT

829N

SIZE S - 4XL

Viking® Torrent 3-In-1 Jacket Features

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829CLG

829BK

950BK

SIZE S - 2XL

Viking® Crescent ThermoMAXX® Jacket Fea

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950W



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Viking® Tempest Jacket Features

837CB 838CN

SIZE S - 3XL


837N 837BK

838PZ

838CR

838CB

838GC


Viking® Tempest Classic Features

RECREATIONAL ALL SEASON



RECREATIONAL ALL SEAS

866MG

Viking® Creekside Features


SIZE S - 2XL

868PZ

866IM

866PB

866BK

Viking® Torrent Features

828BK

828P


SIZE S - 3XL

828


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RECREATIONAL LIGHTWEIGHT


910PC

910BK

Available in size XS

920BK

920HB

920P

Viking® Ladies Windigo Features


SIZE S - 3XL

Viking® Windigo Features

Jacket FeaturesPants Features

10CR

Viking® BT Elements Jacket Features

240B

SIZE XS - 2XL

240D

SIZE S - 2XL

930W 930BK

Viking® Crescent Jacket Features

SIZE S - 2XL

910N

910CG

910CSB


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Viking® Ultimate ArcticLite Jacket Features

-20ºC/-4ºF

-30ºC/-22ºF

408B

402NB

SIZE S - 3XL

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Viking® Tempest Fleece Jacket Features

RECREATIONAL LIN

Thermo TM

SIZE XS - 4XL

Viking® Soft Shell Jacket Features

406BK

Viking® Ladies ThermoMAXX® Jacket Feat

-20°C/-4°F

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410BK

SIZE S - 2XL

Zips into 880 serie

Thermo TM


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R UGGED

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What’s in the fabric?olymer film vs. Woven coated

olymer film garments are made

m material such as PVC (Poly Vinyl

loride), PU (Polyurethane), and

oprene. They excel in splash protection

t are generally poor with puncture andrasive protection.

oven coated fabrics are made from

lon, or Polyesters. They are tough,

rd to rip or tear but offer limited

otection against chemicals.

nderstanding each material:VC is the most economical material. It has

od chemical resistance, which increases

h thickness; has a low melting tempera-

e of 160°C / 320°F which allows for heat

lding seams to form unibody garments;

s low tensile strength and is easy to tear

d puncture if not impregnated with a

pporting fabric. Rainwear described as

VC” denotes an unsupported PVC fabric

enerally disposable); “PVC/POLY”

notes a supported fabric backing that has

en “Skimmed” (Pressed) onto the PVC

m that gives tensile support to resist

aring; and “PVC/POLY/PVC denotes a

pported fabric backing that is

andwiched” between two PVC film layers

give maximum tensile support as well as

duce risk of delamination from exposure to

acids, fats, and oils. Produced in

thicknesses from .20mm to .65mm, thicker

garments offer superior durability and

chemical protection, with “Industrial Grade”

being .45mm. PVC rainwear offers highestlevel of waterproof, windproof, and splash

protection, and is easy to clean. PVC

garments are designed for low to mild risk

industries, and depending on garment

thickness, can be used as a disposable

garment or as a heavy duty garment.

The downside to PVC rainwear is that it is

heavy, and rigid in feel. PVC rainwear

should feel pliable to the touch – hardness is

an indicator that the material has fillers in it,

which are cheaper but also significantly

impact the durability (they will degrade faster

from sun and chemical exposure), as well as

their tensile strength (tearing and puncture).

Backing fabrics should also be examined,

with tighter woven fibers being superior to

loose threads – if you can see through the

backing, most likely it will tear easily.

PU (Polyurethane) : an alternative for

PVC which is 100% waterproof and splash

protection. Polyurethane is a more

expensive material, PU has fair chemical

resistance which increases with thickness,

has a low melting point of 240°C / 464°F

which allows for heat welding seams to form

unibody garments, and its porous property

gives it varying degrees of breathability. PU

is a very soft material that requires asupportive fabric backing, is lighter weight

than PVC and stretches easily, but has low

abrasion resistance.

The downside to PU rainwear is that it is

very soft with low tensile strength, so will

tear easily. PU is a porous material, and

when it stretches can open these pores

allowing water to absorb through (most

common on pant seat). PU garments are

designed for low risk, light duty use. High

quality fabric backing can be used to restrict

stretching, increasing the fabric’s

waterproofness while also allowing for

higher levels of breathability – generally

these fabrics are more than double the cost

of basic PU garments

Neoprene : Specialized fabrics produced

with materials like Neoprene offer similar

properties as PVC (above) with superior

chemical, thermal, and abrasion resistance.

These are uniquely designed for chemical

plants, mining and oil refineries. These are

generally the most expensive of the Polymer

film garments.

Nylon is one of the strongest fibers,

tensile, tear and puncture resistance.

with thread thicknesses of 300D – 420(Denier) are used in high impact indu

forestry, lumber yards, metal shops d

their high resistance to tearing and pu

Nylons are 20% - 25% more expensiv

Polyesters, are stiffer in feel, and clas

Medium Weight. Nylons do not hold d

well; as such they cannot meet the hig

visibility requirements of CSA or ANS

retroreflective materials.

Polyester has excellent dye retentio

the fabric of choice in the high visibilit

market. Polyester is lighter in weight,

tensile, tear and puncture resistance.

the weakness of Polyester fabric, Vik

designed our Tri-lobal fabric that more

quadruples the tensile, tear and punc

resistance of oxford polyester (flat we

Tri-lobal polyester will meet the durab

needs of construction, mining, and fo

industries.


INDUSTRIAL GE

ow does woven fabric become

waterproof?

order for a woven fabric to becomeaterproof, or waterproof/breathable, a

pray coating or a laminated film of PU or

VC is applied to create a barrier that

roplets of water cannot pass through

waterproof). PVC coating offers superior

aterproofness as it is solid and non-porous

enerally over 10,000 mm w.c. (withstands

4 psi or 980 mbar of hydrostatic water

ressure), with zero breathability. PVC

oated wovens are typically designed for

imates between -5 to +18 degrees C with

gh precipitation and winds, in heavy-duty

pplications.

PU coated wovens are frequently

mislabelled as Waterproof/Breathable, asPU is a porous film. All PU coatings will

demonstrate some level of breathability

when tested, however depending on the

quality of PU, as well as the coating

methodology, the Water Vapour Transmis-

sion level can be as low as 300 g/m2/24

hours; whereas the industry expectation for

Breathability is a minimum of 5,000 g/m2/24

hours. PU coatings are applied in layers with

waterproofness increasing with the number

of coatings, waterproof PU coated wovens

should be able to resist water penetration

Things to consider when looking

for a waterproof woven coated

garment... All coated wovens must be tape sealed on

the seams to prevent water from penetrating

through the sewn fabric layers – this can be

the weakest point in a waterproof garment

where either taping is not 100%, or abrasion

wear slowly delaminates or abrades the

tape layer.

Key areas of concerns a

#1) the collar seam line has

seams joining into the neck, as w

being an area of open exposure

tempest conditions (All Viking Ho

built ½” longer in the backs to co

collar seams when bending forw

#2) the shoulder seams as th

area of high abrasion and friction

Viking jackets have been conver

“Raglan” shoulder designs to mo

arm and shoulder seams to the c

front and back)

How does it keep me dry & warm?

under a Hydrostatic Water Pressure test of a

minimum of 7 psi, or 490 mbar.



INDUSTRIAL GE

Quick summary

L

S plash protection

PUL

aminated Fabricspplication:

Material:

PVCL2 x Coated

L PVC

L Neoprene

R ugged industries Application:W oven Fabrics

NylonWMaterial:

Polyester W

100%


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2337 and 2120Bkare packaged in a clear


SPLASH PROTECTION GARMENTS

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

Open Road Light Industrial Features

35100

2 x Coated

L PVC

Open Road Light Industrial Long Coat Features

2 x Coated

L PVC

SIZE S - 3XL

SIZE S - 3XL

2337

2120B

Jacket Features

Pants Features

Viking® Handyman Features

2110Y 2110BK

SIZE S - 3XL2 x Coated

L PVC

2110Y and 2110BKare packaged in a clear pouch



SPLASH PROTECTION GARMEN

king®

Viking® Journeyman Features

Viking® Norseman Jacket & Pants Features

4110J

5110J

6110J*

4110P

5110P

6110P*

4125J

5125J

6125J*

PVCL

SIZE S - 3XL

SIZE S - 3XL

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

Hooded Jacket Features

3125J 3110P

2 x Coated

L PVC

4112

5112



Viking® Journeyman Features

SIZE S - 4XL

6210J

SPLASH PROTECTION GARMENTS

SIZE S - 3XL

6210P

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

2 x Coated

L PVC

Viking® Bristol Bay Features

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

2 x Coated

PVC2 x Coated2 x Coated

PVCL

8125J

7125J

8110P

7110P

6212 Hood – 6212 sold separately

U.S.

ONLY

U.S.

ONLY

U.S.

ONLY

U.S.

ONLY



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Open Road 150D Features

Viking® Journeyman 420D Features Perfect for high abrasion, snagging industries. Nylon fabric is superior in tear resista

Ideal for Forestry/Lumber yard

SIZE S - 3XL

SIZE S - 4XL

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

3305J 3305P

Full length sleeve

2900Y

2900BK* 2900G

NylonW

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

3300J 3300P 3307J 3307P

Also available in USA:

2910JG & 2910J

2910PG & 2910P



Viking® Journeyman 300D Trilobal Features

SIZE S - 4XL

3010J

RUGGED INDUSTRIAL GARMENTS

SIZE S - 3XL

3010P

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

Viking® Professional THOR 300D Trilobal Features

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

3910JB 3910PB

Hood – 3010H sold separately



Waterproof 10200mmFits over 402 series Fits over 408 series



COVERAL

Open Road Coveralls Features

SIZE XS - 4XL

ORC10N

APP ANTI-POCKET PUNCTURE

PROTECTION UPF

SIZE LT - 3XLT

Viking® Coveralls Features

SIZE XS - 4XL

VC20 N


PROTECTION UPF

SIZE LT - 3XLT

Regular Tall

VC30 O

VC20 N

VC20BK

VC30 O



Viking® Overalls Features

SIZE S - 4XL

VC40 O

OVERALLS & INSULATED COVERALLS


PROTECTION UPF

VC40 N

Viking® Insulated Coveralls Features

VC50 N


PROTECTION UPF

SIZE S - 3XL

VC50 N

VC50 O

SIZE LT - 2XLT

Regular Tall




Viking® Insulated Overalls Features

SIZE S - 4XL

SIZE S - 4XL

VC50PO

INSULATED PARKA & OVERAL

APP

ANTI-POCKET PUNCTUREPROTECTIONUPF

Viking® Insulated Parka Features

VC50JO


PROTECTIONUPF

VC50J N

VC50J O

VC50P N

VC50P O



HI-VIS SAFETY GEAR

-Vis apparel is a function of two

rts – retroreflective striping (most

mmon is Silver tape), and

minance of background material

enerally yellow/green or orange).

Understanding Hi-Visibility Standards:

SA Z96-09 / ANSI 107-2010

igh visbility safety apparel

What are the classes?

What are the levels?

ass 1 Apparel is a basic harness

stripes/bands over the shoulder

d encircling the waist (stripes/bands

ly meet CSA/ANSI standard). Can

Level 1, 2, and FR retroreflection.

Class 2 Apparel is full coverage of

upper torso, back, sides and over the

shoulder (stripes/bands & background

fabric both meet CSA/ANSI standard).

Can be Level 1, 2, and FR retroreflec-

tion.

Class 3 Apparel is Class 2 apparel

PLUS bands encircling both arms and

legs (all stripes/bands and

background fabric meet CSA/ANSI

standard). Must have Level 2

retroreflection.

Level FR allows for Flame Resistant

garments with striping/bands wherethe total retroreflective level is at 20%

of the level 2 requirement (FR treated

fabrics lose lustre after treatment).

Level 1 is a slightly lower

performance level of the striping, but

still requires the background material

to meet CSA/ANSI Standards.

Retroreflective level is at 70% of the

Level 2 requirement.

Level 2 is the highest level of

retroreflection and requires thebackground fabric to meet CSA/ANSI

standards as well as the

Striping/bands to meet the highest

coefficient level (the brightest level).

What about the fabric?

olyester fabrics will meet the

SA/ANSI requirements for Class 1, 2

d 3 garments, and are the most

dely used.

ylon fabrics will not pass due to the

e running from washing.

R treated PVC and PU

olymer film garments can achieve

ass 1 (much higher grade

ellow/green PU fabrics “could” meet

ass 2). With FR treated PU and

VC it is next to impossible to meet

e “y” chromaticity coordinate

requirements (ask for a test report if

you are unsure).

It can be very difficult to verify if a

Hi-Vis garment actually meets both

the background and striping

retroreflection requirements. Both

CSA and ANSI require minimum

testing results in original state as well

as after 5 washes – it is highly

recommended that you ask your

provider for the appropriate

independent test reports of the fabric

and the tape in both original state and

after 5 washes.

Viking Technology

Working with our innovativesuppliers, Viking introduces it’sown reflective material.

Vi-brance reflective material hasbeen independentlytested to meet CSA / ANSIrequirements.

Vi-brance meets CSA-Z96-09 / 107-2010 standards.

You can rely on Viking’s Vi-branreflective material to keep you sand visible.

Difference between Canada & USA standards

CANADA& USA USA ONLYBack configuration Back configuration

All “X” Configuration

Jackets meets

Class 3 Level 2

All USA Jackets meets

ANSI/ISEA 107-2010

Class 3 Level 2

All USA Vest & Shirt meets

ANSI/ISEA 107-2010

Class 2 Level 2

USA GARMENFor a full listing ofUSA-specific garmplease see . . .

Page3All “X” ConfigurationVest & Shirt meets

Class 2 Level 2


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Sunlight, which is a major source of

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation, has a wide

range of positive health effects but,long-term sunlight exposure is known

to be associated with the development

of skin cancer, skin aging, immune

suppression and eye diseases such

as cataracts.

Understanding the hazard and ratings:

Hazard from the sun?

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HI-VIS SAFETY GE

UPFViking UPF 50+garments use speciallytreated pre-washed fabrithat block 97.5% of UVradiation in regular as weas lighter weight garmenlike t-shirts. The protectiowill not wash out withnormal wear and care.

Working under the sun?

Learn about its hazards and how to protect yourself

What are some health hazards

of exposure to UV radiation?

Sunburn (erythema) is the

best-known acute effect of excessive

UV radiation exposure.The severity of

the effect depends on the wavelength,

intensity, and duration of exposure.

Over the longer term, UV radiation

induces degenerative changes in cells

of the skin, fibrous tissue and bloodvessels leading to premature skin

aging, photodermatoses and actinic

keratoses. Another long-term effect is

an inflammatory reaction of the eye. In

the most serious cases, skincancer and cataracts can occur.

All personnel working outside should

be prepared to protect themselves

from over exposure of ultraviolet

radiation.

What about the ratings?

UPF stands for Ultraviolet Protection

Factor. It is the ratio of the average

effective ultraviolet radiation (UVR)

irradiance transmitted and calculated

through air to the average effective

UVR irradiance transmitted and

calculated through fabric. It is the

amount of ultraviolet radiation that afabric blocks. Fabrics are tested for

UPF ratings.

The following fabric qualities

contribute to the chances that a

particular garment will have a goodUPF rating:

SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor.

It is the ratio of UV radiation dose

required to produce recognizable

redness on skin that has been

protected with a sunscreen to UV

radiation dose required to produce the

same redness on unprotected skin.

SPF indicates how much longer it will

take for skin to begin to redden with

the product on than if the skin was

tested for SPF ratings.

The percentage of burning UV ra

that a product blocks does not

increase proportionally with the

value.

Ratings continued...

UVA is a long wavelength ultraviolet

ray from the sun. UVA rays are the

“aging” rays in the UV spectrum. UVA

radiation ranges from 320 to 400

nanometers in wavelength. Some

wavelengths in that range have

greater potential to cause damage

than other wavelengths. UVA radiation

is stronger in the early morning and

late afternoon when the sun’s rays

reach the Earth at an angle.

UVB is a medium wavelength

ultraviolet ray from the sun. UVB rays

are the “burning” rays in the UV

spectrum. UVB radiation ranges from

280 to 320 nanometers in wavelength.

Some wavelengths in that range have

greater potential to cause damage

than other wavelengths. UVB

radiation is stronger between late

morning and early afternoon when the

sun’s rays are directed straight down

at the Earth.

So what does the rating

mean?

UPF 15 - 24

Good UV protection :

Blocks 93.3 - 95.9% of UV radiation

UPF 25 - 39

Very good UV protection :

Blocks 96.0 - 97.4% of UV radiation

UPF 40 - 50+

Excellent UV protection :Blocks 97.5% of UV radiation

The UPF ratings for level of protection

found in the fabrics are classified by

ASTM International as follows: These

Sun Protective Clothing, tested under

AATCC Test Method 183.

Most garments of a weight of 280gsm

or higher should achieve UPF 50.

How to protect yourself?

Ways to limit exposure to the sun's

UV radiation include wearing

protective clothing and hats, and

applying sunscreens.

Protective clothing can include longpants, hats, and long-sleeved shirts.

Viking UPF50+ garments use

specially treated pre-washed fabrics

that blocks 97.5% of UV radiation in

regular as well as lighter weight

garments like t-shirts. The protection

will not wash out with normal wear

and care.

Other methods include, applying

sunscreens.

What are some of the ways

to protect yourself when

working under the sun?

Sunscreens are rated according to

Sun Protection Factor (SPF), an ind

of protection against skin erythema

(reddening of the skin). SPF ranges

from 1-50 or more. The higher the

SPF is, the more protection it offersfrom UVB radiation.

SPF 15 sunscreen may absorb mor

than 92 percent of UVB radiation

SPF 30 sunscreen may absorb 96.7

percent

SPF 40 sunscreen may absorb 97.5

percent of UVB radiation


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6125 Features

6135 Features

Viking® Safety Vest Features

SIZE S/M - 2XL/3XL

Viking® Surveyor Safety Vest Features

6125 O

SIZE S - 4XL

HI-VIS VEST (CANAD

6135 G

6125 G

6135 O

6195 O 6195 G



Viking® Professional Journeyman Surveyor Vest Features

3995 G

HI-VIS VEST (CANADA)

3995 O

Viking® All-Trades 1000D Vest Features

High abrasion, snagging industries due to superior tear resistance of

1000 denier fibers. Ideal for forestry, lumber yard, and construction

red

4915 R Front

4915 R Ba

SIZE S - 4XL

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6005 Features

6006 Features

Viking® Safety T-Shirt Features

SAFETY T-SHIRT (CANAD

6000 G

6000 O

Viking® Safety Cotton T-shirt Feature

6002O

6001O Front 6002 O Front Back

Viking® Safety Cotton Lined T-shirt Fea

Viking® Safety Long Sleeve Shirt Fea

6010 G 6010 O

6005 O

6005 G

6006 G

6006 O

UPF

UPF

SIZE S - 5XL

SIZE S - 4XL

SIZE S - 4XL

SIZE S - 4XL



SAFETY SHIRT & HOODIE (CANADA)

6015O & G Features

6015N Features

Viking® Safety Cotton Lined Long Sleeve Shirt Features

SIZE S - 4XL

Viking® Safety Cotton Long Sleeve Shirt Features

"

SIZE S - 4XL

6016 O

UPF

6015 O

6015 N

6420JO & G Features

6420BK Features

Viking® Safety Fleece Hoodie Features

"

"

SIZE S - 4XL

6420J G 6420J O

6420BK

UPF

6015 G



Jacket Features

Bib Pants Feature


Viking® Safety Maxx 150D Features

6323J O

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Feature

Waist Pants Featu

SIZE

SIZE

Viking® Safety Long Coat Features

6323J G

6323WP G

6325J G 6325P G

6325J O 6325P O

SIZE

6323P G

6323P O

6326 G


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6327J G

6327P G


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Pants Features

Viking® Handyman 300D Rainsuit Features

SAFETY RAINWEAR (CANADA)

6327J O

6330P G 6330J G

6327P O

Jacket Features

Detachable hood soldseparately in Canada

Pants Features

Viking® Professional Journeyman 300D Features

6330J O

6330P O

SIZE S - 3XL

SIZE S - 4XLSIZE S - 5XL

6330H O 6330H GDetachable hood sold separately


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Parka Features

Overalls Features

Viking® Professional Freezer 300D Trilobal Features

6450J O 6450P O

6450J G

6450J O

6450P G

6450P OSIZE S - 4XL


100%



SIZE S - 4XL

Open Road Surveyor Safety Vest Features

"

6165 O

“D”, “U” & “X” Configuration

USA

All USA Jackets meets

ANSI/ISEA 107-2010

Class 3 Level 2

All USA Vest & Shirt meets

ANSI/ISEA 107-2010Class 2 Level 2

Open Road BTE Safety Vest Features

U6110 O U6110 G

6165 G

6165 O

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SIZE S/M – 4XL/5XL

(SKU#U6155 is ANSI/ISEA 107-2010

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ANSI/ISEA Class E Level 2

HI-VIS GARMENTS (US

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"

SIZE S - 5XL

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SIZE S - 4XL

U6205 G

Viking® Class 3 Safety T-Vest Features

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SIZE S - 3XL

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Viking® Professional All Trades

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6420BK Features

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Bib Pants Features


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3930J G

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Jacket Features

SIZE S - 4XL

Bib Pants Features


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Often users mix up the many standards

and test methods related to FR garments.

We will go through the most relevant

standard performance specification, test

methods, terms and give you a summary of

what you should really be looking for when

considering FR garments.

Standards vs Test Methods

Please explain!?

ASTM F2302-08 – This is the Standard

Performance Specification for Labelling

Protective Clothing as Heat and Flame

Resistant. Requirements: must meet

requirements under Test Methods ASTM

D6413 for flame resistance and ISO 17493

for convective heat resistance.

ASTM F2733-09 – This is a Standard

Performance Specification for Flame

Resistant Rainwear for Protection Against

Flame Hazards. Requirements: must meet

requirements under Testing MethodsASTM D6413 and ISO 17493 and ASTM

F1930.

CGSB 155.10 – This is a Standard

Performance Specification for Firefighter’s

protective clothing for protection against

heat and flame. This Standard is

SPECIFIC to Firefighter clothing, and hasno relevance for any other industry. It is

commonly, and incorrectly, used to

reference a fabric’s resistance to

ignition and self-extinguish when

exposed to an open flame.

CGSB 155.20-2000 – This is a Standard

Performance Specification outlining the

minimum requirements for performance

workwear worn for protection against

unplanned exposure to hydrocarbon flash

fire. Testing includes flame resistance

(fabrics tested before and after 50

domestic wash/dry cycles), thermal

protective performance (TPP), heat

resistance, and thermal shrinkage

resistance.

Standards continued...

CGSB 155.22-97 – This is the Standard

Performance Specification outlining the

minimum requirements for performance of

fireline workwear worn for protection

against the adverse effects to the

firefighter’s body during forest firefighting.

Testing includes flame resistance (fabrics

ested before and after 50 domestic

wash/dry cycles), thermal protective

performance (TPP), heat resistance,

hermal shrinkage resistance, and seam

strength.

NFPA 2112-2012 – This is the Standard

Performance Specification that shall

specify the minimum performance

requirements and test methods for

flame-resistant fabrics and components,

and the design and certification require-

ments for garments for use in areas at risk

of flash fires. Testing includes flame

resistance (fabrics tested before and after

100 commercial wash/dry cycles), thermal

protective performance (TPP), heat

What does it mean to meetCGSB 155.20-2000?The CGSB 155.20-2000 standard refers to

protective WORKWEAR that will be worn

as the outermost garment (please note the

wording WORKWEAR and GARMENT, as

this standard relates to a completed

garment, not just its components). This

standard is the most abused ; many

manufacturers will claim partial

compliance with statements like: (1) Meets

CGSB 155.20 Par 6.1.1 (referencing only

the single paragraph 6.1.1 of the standard

which is related to Flame Ignition and

Self-Extinguish—the actual garment is

non-compliant, but the outer fabric has a

basic flame retardant treatment); (2) Shell

material meets CGSB 155.20 (referencing

only that the outer fabric meets

paragraphs 6.1.1. through 6.1.2.2 of the

standard which is related to the FlameIgnition, Self-Extinguish, and Thermal

Protective Properties (TPP) of the shell

fabric—the actual garment is

non-compliant as the Standard req

Components, including liners, visib

(tape), reinforcements, wristlets, a

meet Flame and Heat Resistancerequirements both in original state

after 50 cycles of washing; all thre

be inherently flame resistant, and

insulation MUST be Flame and He

Resistant. Using reference portion

standard, or unique paragraphs of

standards is misleading and decep

the consumer, who will assume th

garment is protective against Hydr

Flash Fire occurrence.

What about PVC or PU proGarments made of PVC or PU po

films CANNOT meet CSGB 155.20not pass the ISO 17493 convective

requirement due to their low meltin

of 160°C, and 240°C respectively.

resistance, thermal shrinkage, and manikin

flash fire.

NFPA 1975-2009 –This is the Standard

Performance Specification outlining

requirements for the design, performance,

testing, and certification of non-primary

protective station/work uniforms and the

individual garments comprising

station/work uniforms. This standard shall

also specify requirements for the thermal

stability and flame resistance of textiles

used in the construction of station/work

uniforms.

NFPA 1977-2011 – This is a Standard

Performance Specification specifying the

minimum design, performance, testing, and

certification requirements for protective

clothing, helmets, gloves, and footwear that

are designed to protect firefighters adverse

environmental effects during wildland

fire-fighting operations.

ASTM F1506-10a – This is a Standard

Performance Specification for Textile

Material for Wearing Apparel for Use by

Electrical Workers Exposed to Momentary

Electric Arc and Related Thermal Hazards,

as per Section 130.7 (C)(8) of NFPA 70E.

Testing includes electric arc exposure,

flame resistance (fabrics tested before and

QUICK SUMMARY: inherent ability to resist ignition or to self-extinguish.

tests vertical flame as well as thermal protective performan(TPP VALUE) A minimum level 6 (at 3 second) is required tomeet this standard, and all materials used on the garmentincluding the threads must be FR. (More details on Page 42

after 25 commercial wash/dry cy

tear resistance, breaking strengt

dimensional change in launderin

colourfastness to laundering/dry

and yarn slippage.

FLAME RESISTANT GARMEN


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STM D6413 – The USA Testing

ethod and requirement for

termining a fabric’s resistance to

nition and ability to self-extinguish

hen exposed to an open flame.

AN/CGSB 4.2 No. 27.10 – The

anadian Testing Method and

quirement for determining a fabric’s

sistance to ignition and ability to

lf-extinguish when exposed to an

en flame.

Test Methods & Codes/Guidesest methods

What is HRC & TPP?

RC is changing to Arc Rated

ategory (CAT) – HRC is an

breviation for Hazard/Risk Categorydetermined by the ATPV (Arc

ermal Protective Values) or the

mount of energy from an Electric Arc

abric will resist. The change to Arc

ted Category is to remove the

sk”, and define the actual Arc

otection as “risk” to a worker is more

unction of multiple factors that

quire a risk assessment or model.

is standard does not address

drocarbon Flash peril: HRC is

ing to Arc rated Category as

fined as follows:

ver the next year you will see a

nsition of labelling on FR garments

m HRC to CAT (Arc Rating ATPV).

RC/CAT has a relationship with

drocarbon Flash Fire protection in

at materials of Cotton or inherent FR

omex) generally will meet the TPP

quirements of hydrocarbon Flash

e protection when meeting

RC/CAT 2 or greater. However,

ISO 17493/ASTM F2894-12b –

A Testing Method and requirement for

determining a fabric’s ability to resist

ignition, melting, or shrinkage in ambient

temperatures at 260°C for 5 minutes.

ASTM F1930 – A Testing Method using a

manikin with a finished garment and using a

heat flux of 2 cal/cm² over an exposure time

of 3 seconds to determine the predicted

second and third degree burn area. This

test method duplicates a Hydrocarbon

Flash fire incident, and predicts the

garment’s protection against 2nd and 3rd

degree burns.

Codes / GuidesOSHA 1910.269 – This is a Code or

Guide comprised of the operational andmaintenance of electric power generation,

control, transformation, transmission and

distribution lines, and equipment. OSHA

standard CFR1910.269 has brought many

occupational safety principles for the

protection of all the workers working in

workpaces where there is always risk of

injuries due to electric shocks or fire burns.

NFPA 70E-2014 – Both of the

or Guide are for electrical safety

workplace, composed of proced

policies, and guidelines.

Arc CAT ATPV

CAT 1 Min 4 calories/cm²




TPP – Thermal Protective Performance

of a fabric tested with radiant and

convective energy to determine the total

energy required to simulate a 2nd degree

burn injury. The minimum requirement for

a fabric used in a CGSB 155.20 garment

is 6.0.

To sum it up . . .

HRC is only used for electric arc, so a

high HRC rating does not automatically

imply that it will offer any hydrocarbon

flash fire protection.

Depending on the material used, a high

HRC garment may provide some inherent

TPP value but unless stated, do not

assume TPP rating.

TPP in relation to

CGSB155.20.2000

It is not enough that a fabric may have a

TPP value of 6.0+; in order to meet the

standard of CGSB 155.20, and provide

the required amount of hydrocarbon flash

protection to a user, the WHOLE garment

must comply with the CGSB 155.20

standard. Be careful about claims of

“Fabric meets CGSB 155.20, or has a

TPP value of 6.0+”.

The correct standard for “basic” FR (vertical flame andself-extinguishing, as well as Convective Thermal Resistance) is ASTM F2302-08

If you are looking for basic FR...

Hydrocarbon flash fire & Electric arcThe correct standards for Hydrocarbon Flash Fire and Electric Arprotective clothing are:

NFPA 70E, NFPA 2112-2207, CGSB 155.20-2000,CGSB 155.22-97, and ASTM F1506A.

Each of these standards has stringent requirements for complianlot traceability, and independent testing. Manufacturers makingany claims of compliance to these standards should be able toprovide extensive testing reports in original state and after50 washing cycles.

Under each of the above standards there is a requirement that eagarment have a clear label outlining the limitations, and use of thegarment for applications. All VIKING garments with claims of “BasFR will be labelled as follows:

ATTENTIONThis garment has been tested for and complies with ASTM F2302-08; StandardPerformance specification for Labeling Protective Clothing as Heat and Flame ResisThis garment will not combust, melt, or shrink in ambient temperatures up to 260 C°contact with flame, this garment will resist ignition, and/or self-extinguish. The intenduse of the garment is for protection from liquids including water, oil, light acids, andcaustics. This garment also provides wind resistance and acts as a thermal layer agaharsh elements, while providing increased visibility of the wearer. This garment is nointended as protection from Hydrocarbon Flash Fires, Electric Arc Hazards, or weldisparks.

Limitations

42) WWW.VIKINGWEAR.COM

HRC/CAT 2 can be attained with Polymer

Film fabrics like PVC which will FAIL

Hydrocarbon Flash requirements. Whenselecting Hydrocarbon Flash Fire

garments focus on the TPP values versus

the HRC/CAT level.

LAME RESISTANT GARMENTS



Jacket Features

Bib Pants Feature

Viking® FR Suit Features

Viking® FR PVC Features

2110FR


6310J

SIZE S - 3XL

6310P

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Feature

SIZE S - 3XL

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Feature

Viking® Miner 49er Mining Suit Features5200J

SIZE S - 3XL

5200P

5212 Hood sold separately

L Neoprene

SIZE S - 4XL

Viking® FR PU Features

6050FRJ

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Feature

6050FRP



FLAME RESISTANT GARMENTS

Viking® FR Vest Features

6136FR

6165FR

Viking® FR 3M General Features

SIZE S - 4XL

SIZE S - 4XL

6055FRJG

6055FRJO

6055FRPG

6055FRP

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

SIZE S/M - 4XL/5XL

Open Road Surveyor FR Vest Features


45/80

Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

"

Viking® Professional Journeyman 300D

Trilobal Rip-Stop FR Features

Viking® Professional Journeyman 300D

Trilobal Rip-stop FR Surveyor Vest Features

3907FRJ


3995FR

SIZE S - 4XL3907FRP

SIZE S - 3XL

WWW.VIKINGWEAR.COM

Viking® FR Hoodie Features

3907FRH

SIZE S - 4XL



Viking® Professional Insulated

Journeyman 300D Trilobal Rip-Stop FR Features3907FRWJ 3907FRWP

Viking® Professional Insulated

Journeyman 300D Trilobal Rip-stop FR Vest Features

3995FRW


Jacket Features

Bib Pants Features

SIZE S - 4XL


SIZE S - 4XL




Parka Features

Overalls Features

Viking® Professional Freezer™ Insulated

Journeyman 300D Trilobal Rip-Stop FR Features3957FRJ


SIZE S - 4XL

3957FRP

Viking® Heavy Duty Insulated

Journeyman 420D Nylon Rip-Stop FR Overalls Featur

SIZE S - 4XL

3357FRP




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Viking Firewall

The FIREWALL™ FR Commitment Viking Firewall™ FR is committed to providing industry leading Flame Resistant garments

that offer the highest level of safety for workers exposed to electrical arc and hydrocarbon

flash fire hazards.

Viking Firewall™ FR has partnered with Westex® by Milliken to supply best-in-class

inherent and treated flame-resistant fabrics for Viking Firewall™ FR garment. Milliken &

Company, with the recent acquisition of Westex®, is the largest flame resistant fabric

manufacturer in the world and a market leader in innovation and technology.

Fabric Choices for All Industry Applications

Viking Firewall™ FR garments are offered in inherent or treated flame-resistant fabrics by

Westex® by Milliken. Westex® by Milliken® treated FR fabric is made of 88% cotton,

12% nylon blend with a proprietary permanent FR treatment process guaranteed for the

life of the garment. Westex® CXP® flame-resistant fabric, made of NOMEX® IIIA fibres,

offers greater comfort and durability than other NOMEX® IIIA fabrics. NOMEX® CXP®

combines the Softouch Technology™ process with LEAP® technology to provide a soft

NOMEX fabric that protects against both arc flash and flash fire hazards.

Westex® by Milliken® Flame Resistant Fabrics

Westex by Milliken® 88% cotton / 12% Nylon

are high performance flame-resistant (FR)

fabrics specifically designed for industrial

workwear. The proprietary fabrics use a

specialized ammonia-free FR treatmentprocess and are constructed of an optimized blend of Pima cotton and high-tenacity Nylon

designed to help mitigate potential injuries due to electric arc and flash fire exposure, while

providing enhanced durability and comfort. The combination of these capabilities makes it

an ideal fabric for industrial workwear occupations in manufacturing, utilities, electrical

maintenance, petrochemical, welding, and steel.

Westex® by Milliken’s excellent protection against Flash Fire and Arc Flash can

significantly reduce the risk of burns. With high air permeability, fabrics breathe, keeping

the wearer more comfortable.

Westex® by Milliken® fabric is UL Certified to NFPA 2112, CAN/CGSB-155.20, NFPA

1975 (7 oz only), NFPA 1977 and Arc Rated according to ASTM F1506 for NFPA 70E as

HRC/CAT 2.

Westex® CXP® Nomex® Flame Resistant Fabric

Westex® CXP® is a patented, flame-resistant fabric madeof DuPont™ NOMEX® IIIA. The fabric is more comfortable

and lasts longer than comparable NOMEX® fabrics, and

is the best choice for protective industrial uniforms and

for fire service.

Milliken’s Softouch Technology® ensures that Westex® CXP® is soft to the touch and has

improved airflow through the fabric and the proprietary VISA® technology provides

superior wicking for moisture management and helps oily stains wash out. Plus, Westex®

CXP® is 40% lighter than FR Cotton/Nylon 9 oz. fabrics, an important factor in overall

comfort. All of this keeps you cool and dry while working in hot environments.

Westex® CXP® fabric is UL Certified to NFPA 2112, CAN/CGSB-155.20 (155.22), NFPA

1975, NFPA 1977 and Arc Rated according to ASTM F1506 for NFPA 70E as HRC/CAT 1.

Milliken® DuPont™ Nomex® CXP® HRC 2

Inherent Flame Resistant Fabric

Nomex® CXP® fabric by Milliken® was

specifically developed to provide improved

comfort with dual-hazard fire and electric arc

protection. This uniquely made fabric also offers

the proven durability, life cycle value and

inherent flame resistance that you have come to expect from Nomex®.

Nomex® CXP® is a patented, inherently flame-resistant fabric innovation that helps

protect against both fire and electric arc flash hazards. This dual-hazard solution combines

proprietary technology engineered by Milliken® to enhance arc protection for DuPont™

Nomex®—which is recognized as a leading flame-resistant (FR) fabric for fire protection in

oil and gas, military, emergency response and automobile racing applications.

Nomex® CXP® is UL Certified to NFPA 2112, CAN/CGSB-155.20 (155.22), NFPA 1975,

NFPA 1977 and Arc Rated according to ASTM F1506 for NFPA 70E as HRC/CAT2.

All VIKING FIREWALL™ FR garments are designed fo

ultimate safety and comfort. Each VIKING FIREWALL

garment is manufactured with attention to detail and

incorporates design features to ensure functionality o

job site. Garment construction and components are c

pliant to meet or exceed all applicable safety standard

Fully stitched bi-sw

back to provide m

comfort and mob

All stress points ar

tacked to offer ulti

durability

All seams are sewn

100% flame-resis

Nomex® threa

Industrial wash 3M™ Scotchlite™ Retroreflectiv

trim with flame-resistant backing

Viking Firewall™ FR Products offe- Superior Safety performance

- Improved Comfort and Durability- Best Value in FR Safety Workwea

Flame-resistan

hook and loop

closures

Use only high

YKK® flame

resistant zippe

All metal is

thermally prote

from the ski




SIZE SR - 5XLT

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR Button Front Shirt Features

31B77

Viking® FIREWALL™ Pants Features

20179 21479

SIZE 28 - 60

FLAME RESISTANT COVERALLViking® FIREWALL™ FR Unstriped Contractor Coveralls Features

40777

1100 Dark Navy

SIZE SR - 5XLT

1100 Dark Navy

1100 Dark Navy

SIZE 28 - 48

20179 Viking® FIREWALL™ FR Cargo Pants Features

21479 Viking® FIREWALL™ Flat Front Service Pants Features

1800 Lite Blue



40566

40577

40579

FLAME RESISTANT COVERA

1000 Nav

Available in

1200 Roy

5000 Red

Available in

1200 Roy

5000 Red

1100 Dar

Available in

1200 Roy

5000 Red

2100 Slat

SIZE SR - 5XLT

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR 6 oz.

CXP® Nomex® IIIA Coveralls Features

Viking® FIREWALL™ Striped Coveralls Features

SIZE SR - 5XLT

40577 Viking® FIREWALL™

Striped Coveralls 7 oz. Features


Striped Coveralls 9 oz. Features

SIZE SR - 5XLT

4000 Dar*Available f

4000 Dar*Available f

1100 Dar*While Sup/Booking



SIZE SR - 5XLT

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR

CSA High Visibility FR Coveralls Features

40477

40479

Viking® FIREWALL™ CSA Striped Coveralls Features

5400 High Visibility Orange


CSA Striped Coveralls 7 oz. Features


CSA Striped Coveralls 9 oz. Features

FLAME RESISTANT COVERALL

1100 Dark Navy

1200 Royal Blue

5000 Red

2100 Slate Grey

SIZE SR - 5XLT

40679


CSA High Visibility FR Coveralls 7 oz. Features


CSA High Visibility FR Coveralls 9 oz. Features

40677





40665

41666

FLAME RESISTANT COVERALL AND OVERA

Available in:

1200 Royal Blue

1100 Dark Navy

Available in:

1200 Royal Blue

5400 HighVisibility Orange

SIZE SR - 3

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR CXP®

Nomex® CSA Striped Coveralls Features

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR CXP®

Nomex® IIIA CSA Striped Bib Overalls Features

Viking® FIREWALL™ CSA

Striped Bib Overalls Features

SIZE S - 5

41679

SIZE S - 5 Available in:

1200 Royal Blue

4000 Dark Green**Available for booking

2100 Slate Grey**Available for booking

5000 Red**Available for booking



SIZE S - 4XL

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR CXP® Nomex®

Striped Insulated Overalls Features

51566

NSULATED (WINTER) FR OVERALL/COVERALL

SIZE S - 5XL






51579

51679

1100 Dark Navy

1000 Navy

1200 Royal Blue

5000 Red

1200 Royal Blue

2100 Slate Grey

SIZE S - 4XL



52679

55566

INSULATED (WINTER) FLAME RESISTANT COVERA

SIZE SR - 5XLT


CSA Striped Insulated Coveralls Features


CXP® Nomex® Striped Insulated Parka Feature


CSA Striped Insulated Parka Features

SIZE SR - 5XLT

55679

SIZE SR - 5XLT

1200 Royal Blue

5000 Red

1200 Royal Blue


1100 Dark Navy

1200 Royal Blue

5000 Red

2100 Slate Grey


INSULATED (WINTER) FLAME RESISTANT PARK

1000 Navy**Available for Booking



DuPont™ Nomex® IIIA Viking™ FIREWALL™ FR

Zip-Up Jacket Features

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR Base Layer Features

2000 Black

SIZE S - 4XL

5F692

24F96

34F96

SIZE SR - 5XLT

FR Long Sleeve Undershirt

FR Long Underwear (Pants)

34F96

24F96

2200 Slate Grey

FLAME RESISTANT BASE LAYER (LONG UNDERWEAR)

NSULATED (WINTER) FLAME RESISTANT JACKET

SIZE S - 4XL


Knit Full-Zip Hoodie 64x90 Features

FLAME RESISTANT HOODIE/KNIT SWEATSHIRTS

64x90

64x94

SIZE S - 4XL

Viking® FIREWALL™

Knit Full-Zip Hoodie 64x94 Features

1100 Dark Navy

SIZE S - 3XL


57/80

68G79

1100 Dark Navy

Available in:

1200 Royal Blue

5000 Red


WWW.VIKINGWEAR.COM

FLAME RESISTANT ACCESSOR

SIZE Fits All

Viking® FIREWALL™ FR CXP® Nomex®

Hard Hat Winter Hood 68G66 Features

Available in:

1200 Royal Blue

Available in:

1200 Royal Blue

1000 Navy** Available for Booking

68G66

6SF77

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