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Originally the name boiler suit was thought to be associated with those workers that fixed and worked on coal fired boilers. This may be partially correct as boiler suits are extremely practical and cover a person’s entire body. Boiler suits in this capacity prevent soot from getting onto clothing and skin, especially around the waist. During this time, boiler suits also provided a high level of safety as the workwear couldn’t get caught or snagged on anything while sometimes climbing in and out of these boiler rooms.
But is there a difference between the three items of workwear clothing, or ultimately do they all provide the same function? Boiler Suits Overalls, coveralls, or boilersuits – the workwear that provides you with the right level of protection and comfort so you can get on with the job at hand. Active Workwear is proud to be a distributor of the world-renowned Portwest brand, where safety workwear is always of the highest standard and quality.
Representing excellent value for money and a boiler suit that keeps you clean when no other dangers are present, the Portwest boiler suit, hi viz Iona, offers it all. For hard wearing and reliable coverage against dirt and spills, invest in this padded boiler suit from Fort. Sewn from a durable polyester and cotton twill, these overalls are fully lined with a diamond quilting, which provides thermal insulation covering the body, arms and legs. As a result, it’s the perfect piece of kit for reliable warmth, even during the depths of winter. These advantages and benefits are still applicable today when wearing boiler suits; however, maybe just in a slightly different work environment! Coveralls Some people call them Winter coveralls, others call them Thermal overalls, Padded overalls, Insulated Overalls, Thermal Boilersuits or even lined overalls: the names don't matter, but the warmth and freedom of movement do matter.
Providing the elements of durability and breathability, with polyester helping to make the garments abrasion resistant too. Look the same as boiler suits, and primarily they are the same; however, coveralls are slightly different in that they are designed to be a little more flexible and standard, placed over regular clothes, coveralls help protect your everyday clothes from becoming damaged or getting dirty. Fire retardant overalls and coveralls However, if standing out in the crowd is needed, look no further than the Portwest hi-vis polycotton boiler suit . In fluorescent yellow, this suit is perfect for those working near busy roads, motorways, etc., with heavyweight fabric and a rugged design that ensures this boiler suit lasts!Winter Thermal Overallsare perfect for keeping you warm and protected against strong winds, cold temperatures and other less enjoyable conditions during the winter months. We sell thermal padded boiler suits that can easily have logos, motifs, name of your company or other information embroidered or printed on them. If you already have advertising material why not have it transferred to boiler suits worn by your staff to not only make them feel part of your team but to advertise your business too? Thermal padding means you are providing your workforce with warm clothing which is more than welcome during the cold winter time. It also gives protection to clothes worn underneath to keep them clean and free from any substances that may spill onto individuals during their working day. Portwest coveralls – Inherent flame retardant, anti-static FRAS Moda flame (to be precise). The fibres used in this fabric include flame retardant materials that don’t combust, are difficult to ignite, and will self-extinguish. Blended with cotton and carbon fibre , this particular coverall also offers incredible strength and protection against electrostatic discharge hazards. We can insulate/quilt line ANY coverall - either with a Flame Retardant (FR) cotton quilted lining or a regular (non FR) cotton quilted lining. We do this inhouse in Aberdeen.
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