Lakeland agent arc flash protection suit set (arc flash hood, lab coat-style top, overalls, arc flash gloves, portable storage bag), suitable for electric power and social enterprise and institution power workers, daily work, potential arc flash environments (but not suitable for use in special environments with chemical hazards, toxic gases, nuclear radiation, etc.), and for wearing during arc flash explosion escape. Lakeland agent arc flash protection suit set (arc flash hood, lab coat-style top, overalls, arc flash gloves, portable storage bag), suitable for electric power and social enterprise and institution power workers, daily work, potential arc flash environments (but not suitable for use in special environments with chemical hazards, toxic gases, nuclear radiation, etc.), and for wearing during arc flash explosion escape. Fabric composition: Double-layer DH fabric, fabric weight: 6.5oz + 6.5oz, fabric characteristics: Composed of 48% Tencel + 40% flame-retardant acrylic modacrylic + 12% aramid fiber, the fabric is soft and comfortable, with strong arc flash protection performance among fabrics of the same weight, making it an economical inherently flame-retardant arc flash fabric. Lakeland agent arc flash protection suit set, No metal accessories or components that could easily induce arc flash are used. Arc flash injury generally refers to the thermal burns caused by the immense heat from an electric arc ionizing the air when a person is near an electrified environment without direct contact with the current. Other electrical injuries are often due to direct contact with an electrical current, leading to destructive damage to internal and external body tissues. Typically, people are more familiar with electric shock, but in the power industry, the more dangerous and often hidden hazard is arc flash injury. Arc flash hazards differ from other electrical injuries; they often occur without contact, are easily overlooked, hard to avoid, and direct ignition of clothing can cause severe burns or death to workers. 1. Arc flash explosion burns are the most severe type of arc flash injury, primarily resulting from thermal radiation and splattering molten metal released during an arc flash explosion. 2. Severe burns caused by continued burning or melting droplets of clothing after ignition due to an arc flash explosion. 3. Auditory damage from the loud noise generated during an arc flash explosion. 4. Physical injury to the human body caused by the impact force of an arc flash explosion.