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It goes without saying that ProGARM Arc Flash and Flame Resistant garments meet all required EN Standards and regulations, however, we don’t stop there.

Keeping our customers and their teams safe is our priority, therefore quality assurance is fundamental at ProGARM. That’s why we ensure that, not only do our Arc Flash garments meet safety and testing standards, but wherever possible, we aim to exceed them. If we can engineer a garment to be comfortable, wearable, and above standard protection levels we will, the extra mile is what we live for.

We are committed to certifying our production practices, allowing our clients to see our dedication to quality assurance across our company. We demonstrate this commit

ProGARM is also certified to Article 11B. This means that we’re externally audited to ensure our business and production facilities are quality controlled and that there is full product traceability. In addition, wherever possible, we use OEKO-TEX certified suppliers, a standard that regulates the safety and sustainability of clothing manufacture.

Conforming to EN Standards across the board is vital in the production of Arc Flash and Flame Resistant clothing. Not only do our garments conform to Arc Flash protection standards, we also look at the requirements of individual industries. To make it easy to ensure you are picking the right garments you you’ll find detailed information about which EN Standards each garment conforms to on our product pages and in our brochure.

The CE Certification label in each garment lists the safety standards, along with other vital details and care information. This ensures that every team member is equipped with the knowledge about the resistant qualities of their garments before they start working.

Our Arc Flash clothing is tested to IEC 61482 using the Open Arc Test Method and the Box Arc Test Method. IEC 61482 ensures that protective garments are fully functional against the thermal pressures of an Arc Flash which may result in a flash fire incident.

You can find out more about our accreditations here:

ment by conforming to voluntary accreditation standards along with those required in our sector. This way our customers always know that they are at the heart of what we do, and entirely secure with the quality of our garments.

For instance, as a company, we conform to ISO9001. This is a voluntary quality management system which includes a variety of measures including customer focus, leadership and continual improvement. In ProGARM’s case, this means that we listen to all feedback from our clients and strive to make every garment better tomorrow than it is today.

ProGARM is also certified to Article 11B. This means that we’re externally audited to ensure our business and production facilities are quality controlled and that there is full product traceability. In addition, wherever possible, we use OEKO-TEX certified suppliers, a standard that regulates the safety and sustainability of clothing manufacture.

Conforming to EN Standards across the board is vital in the production of Arc Flash and Flame Resistant clothing. Not only do our garments conform to Arc Flash protection standards, we also look at the requirements of individual industries. You’ll also find detailed information about which EN Standards each garment conforms to on our product pages and in our brochure.

The CE Certification label in each garment lists the safety standards, along with other vital details and care information. This ensures that every team member is equipped with the knowledge about the resistant qualities of their garments before they start working.

Our Arc Flash clothing is tested to IEC 61482 using the Open Arc Test Method and the Box Arc Test Method. IEC 61482 ensures that protective garments are fully functional against the thermal pressures of an Arc Flash which may result in a flash fire incident.

You can find out more about our accreditations here: