MEWA Dynamic Flame: protective clothing against heat and flames

By JMG Communications Published on Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 01:00

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There's a basic rule when it comes to protective clothing: the more comfortable it is, the more it will be worn. That's why MEWA has developed a collection specifically for welders. Heat and flame protection clothing is available in three versions, tailored to welding frequency: occasional, regular, or continuous.

Their great comfort increases their use

Welders are well aware of the importance of being protected in their work. But protective clothing is often deemed too thick and too stiff, which hinders their movements and makes them less likely to wear it.

A company therefore has every interest in providing protective clothing that is as comfortable as possible for its employees to wear every day. To meet this need, MEWA has developed its Dynamic Flame line, which is characterized by maximum freedom of movement and great comfort, in addition to flawless protection. "MEWA Dynamic Flame" is suitable for welders and other people in contact with heat or flames. This clothing is available in three different versions, because the level of protection for an occasional welder is not the same as for a permanent welder.

All three versions share a commonality of comfort. The garments are particularly lightweight and comfortable to wear. Their design is also eye-catching—an extra plus when it comes to everyday wear.

A version for occasional welding

The "MEWA Dynamic Flame" models are suitable for occasional welding. The clothing protects against small metal splashes, brief contact with flames, and thermal radiation. This provides ideal protection for electricians, mechatronics engineers, and maintenance personnel who only weld occasionally.

Special versions for frequent or permanent welding

The "MEWA Flame Advanced" version was developed for professionals who weld frequently. And for those who weld all day long, "MEWA Dynamic Flame Extreme" is the ideal range. Its durable fabric protects against extreme heat in various metalworking professions. Typical, but not limited, areas of application include mechanical engineering, automotive construction, metal construction, boilermaking, and shipyards.