Flame retardant fabric combined with static-dissipative performance for protective workwear used in electronics, petrochemical, manufacturing, aerospace, and other static-sensitive industrial environments.
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400g/m² Fireproof Oxidized PAN Fabric for Signal Shielding NFPA 2112 Wholesaler
Inherent FR Aramid 1313/1414 Blend Fabric for Arc Flash & Firefighter Suits
280 GSM High-Vis Modacrylic FR Ripstop Fabric – IFR & Antistatic Safety Workwear
200g/m² Aramid 1414 Antistatic FR Fabric Black Protective Textile
160g/m² Aramid 1414 Antistatic FR Fabric Black Industrial Cloth
150g/m² Aramid 1414 Antistatic FR Fabric Black Lightweight Cloth
200g/m² Aramid 1414 Antistatic FR Fabric Black Industrial Workwear Cloth
200gsm Aramid Viscose Blended Fireproof Antistatic Fabric for Protective Clothing
200gsm Antistatic Aramid Spunlace Felt for Flame Resistant Workwear
Flame-Retardant EVA Resin Insulated Electrical Protective Clothing Fabric
High Strength Nylon Water Resistant, Modacrylic Cotton N66 Elastane Anti-static
High Strength Modacrylic Rayon Para-aramid N66 Anti-static Fabric
Water Repellency Anti-static High Strength Multi-hazardous Protection Fabric
Wildland Firefighter Wicking Fabric – Modacrylic/Cotton FR-N66 with Para-Aramid
Waterproof Anti-static High Strength Multi-hazardous Protection Fabric
IFR + Anti-static Fabric combines flame resistance with the ability to dissipate accumulated electrostatic charge.
BEGOODTEX uses conductive-fiber structures to improve electrical conductivity and reduce static buildup. Depending on the product, the conductive component may be integrated as fine conductive fibers or visible conductive yarns within the fabric construction.
Conventional textile fibers can accumulate electrical charge through friction and contact.
Anti-static fabrics introduce conductive pathways that allow this charge to dissipate more efficiently. BEGOODTEX's current Anti-static range includes conductive-fiber constructions designed to retain anti-static performance after repeated industrial laundering.
In some workplaces, flame exposure and electrostatic discharge are separate hazards that may exist at the same time.
This makes IFR + Anti-static fabrics relevant for protective clothing in petrochemical processing, electronics manufacturing, power-related environments, aerospace, automotive manufacturing, and other industrial applications where both fire hazards and static accumulation need to be considered.
No. These functions should not be treated as equivalent.
Anti-static performance is intended to control or dissipate electrostatic charge.
Arc-flash, electrical insulation, flame resistance, and heat protection involve different hazards and require their own fabric or garment testing.
A fabric described as anti-static should therefore not automatically be assumed to provide arc-flash or electrical insulation protection.
The applicable standards depend on the final protective application.
For example, BEGOODTEX BG-KJD, a 273 g/m², 150 cm 100% FR Polyester anti-static fabric, currently lists EN ISO 11611, EN ISO 11612, EN ISO 14116, and NFPA 2112.
Selected Modacrylic/Cotton/Nylon anti-static constructions also list these flame and heat protection standards.
These standards address flame, heat, welding, or industrial protective clothing requirements; anti-static performance should be confirmed separately according to the project requirement and corresponding test report.
