Portwest BZ444 Bizweld Work FR Bib and Brace – Product Description

The Portwest BZ444 Bizweld FR Bib and Brace provides dependable flame resistant protection for workers exposed to heat, sparks and molten metal. Designed for industrial environments such as welding, fabrication and engineering, it offers full lower body and chest coverage with a comfortable fit that supports unrestricted movement throughout the day.

Constructed from Bizweld heavy duty cotton fabric, it delivers reliable protection against radiant, convective and contact heat while remaining breathable and durable. The elasticated braces and waistband provide a secure and adjustable fit, ensuring the garment stays in place during active work.

A practical pocket layout includes a large chest pocket for tools or essentials, a side pocket, a hip pocket with flap and a rule pocket. Reinforced seams increase durability and extend the lifespan of the garment, making it a strong choice for consistent daily use in harsh environments.

Reflective trim improves visibility in low light areas, and an extendable leg length offers flexibility for different wearer heights. Certified to leading flame resistant, welding and arc flash standards, the BZ444 is a trusted and cost effective protective option.

Key Features

• Flame resistant protection against radiant, convective and contact heat
• Certified molten metal splash protection
• Adjustable elasticated straps for a secure comfortable fit
• Practical pocket layout including chest, side, hip and rule pockets
• Elasticated back waist for added comfort
• Brass zip for strength and durability
• Reinforced seams for extended lifespan
• Reflective trim for improved visibility
• Extendable leg length from thirty one to thirty three inches
• UPF 40 protection
• Six pockets for ample storage
• CE certified

Fabric Composition

Bizweld Work cotton two hundred and eighty grams

Certifications

EN ISO 11612 A1 A2 B1 C1 E3 F1
EN ISO 11611 Class 1 A1 A2
IEC 61482 2 and IEC 61482 1 1 arc protection ELIM eight cal per square centimetre and ATPV eleven cal per square centimetre