Combat FR Shirt
The Combat FR shirt with IR camouflage is designed for use in operations where a flame-resistant uniform is needed. It is developed for operators working in areas with fire risk, but can also be used by crews on ships or helicopters.
Combat FR Shirt
The Combat FR shirt with IR camouflage is designed for use in operations where a flame-resistant uniform is needed. It is developed for operators working in areas with fire risk, but can also be used by crews on ships or helicopters.
Article Number: 073213005
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For international sales and inquiries regarding our Military range, please contact customer support on +46 340-66 69 00. For Swedish sales and inquiries, we refer to our retailer www.coldskills.com
Product functions
- Adjustable collar in width with Velcro closure
- Loops and velcro on the collar for the possibility of adding a separate hood
- 1-way front zipper concealed by front flap with Velcro fastening
- Velcro on the front flap for the possibility of labeling
- Monophone holder on both left and right chest where the radio can be attached at two different heights
- Velcro on chest for sign
- Chest pockets with zipper closure
- Sleeve pockets with velcro closure, bellows, pocket lid and internal loop for securing equipment
- Velcro on sleeve pockets for labeling
- Pre-shaped sleeves
- Pockets on the elbows/forearms equipped with D3O protection
- Velcro adjustment at sleeve ends
- Flame-resistant material
- Antistatic
- IR-camouflage
Product Material
39% Viskos FR, 34% Aramide, Kermel®, 17% Aramide, 9% Polyamid, 1% Carbon fiber
The fabric meets EN ISO 11612: A1, A2, C1, F1. Protection against heat and flame and EN 1149-5 Electrostatic properties.
Weight size L: 650 g
Washing instructions
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60 degrees, gentle cycle
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Do not bleach
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Tumble dry at max. 50°C
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Iron at max. 150°C.
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Dry cleaning
Description
The Combat FR shirt with IR camouflage is designed for use in operations where a flame-resistant uniform is needed. It is developed for operators working in areas with fire risk, but can also be used by crews on ships or helicopters.
