Energy industry

Specialized fabrics are distinguished by balanced strength indicators (resistance to tearing, torning, abrasion) and provide protection for workers from industrial risks:

• thermal effects of an electric arc
• low temperatures
• bad weather factors
• biological factors

Modern ergonomic protective apparel for energy industry combines high performance, increased hygiene, comfort and safety.

Materials for sewing overalls are selected for each specialty of the energy industry, taking into account the specific features, risks and potential dangers of the performed work.

STG recommendations for fabrics  selection

General fabrics

Master cotton (natural fabric with twill weave):

• overalls without specific protective properties of workers in heat and energy systems

Master cotton satin (natural fabric with satin weave):

• overalls without specific protective properties of workers in heat and

Ткани для защиты от теплового воздействия пламени

WelderSafe (natural cotton fabric with flame retardant impregnation):

• overalls for employees of thermal power plants, nuclear power plants, hydroelectric power plants

Fabrics with an antistatic effect for work at explosive facilities

Triton-T (blended fabric with a high content of cotton and antistatic properties) :

• production of energy fuel
• transportation of gas, oil and combustible materials

TropicSplash (lightweight blended fabric with special flame retardant impregnation and antistatic effect):

• workwear for an electricians

Lining fabrics

Liner (natural lightweight lining fabric with flame retardant impregnation):

• for all types of summer, demi-season and winter overalls for fire hazardous areas

Comfort Light (blended fabric with linen weaving):

• lining for all types of overalls

Fabrics used for tailoring industrial overalls: 

• summer, winter and demi-season suits
• work vests, jackets, trousers
• overalls, semi-overalls
• headgear (hats, caps, visors)
• balaclavas