Radians Rainwear
9 rainwear from Radians, listed with what Radians publishes, and live prices.
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9 garments
Ratings and specifications are as published by each manufacturer. Tap a group to open it.
ANSI Type R Class 31 garment
- Radians RW32-3Z1Y Hi-Vis Rain Gear, Heavy Duty Rip Stop Waterproof Rain Jacket — Radians · ANSI type / class: Type R Class 3
Class E (supplemental)4 garments
- Radians RW07O-ESGV Hi-Vis Rain Gear, RW07 High Visibility Rainwear Overalls — Radians · ANSI type / class: Class E
- Radians RW10-ES1Y Hi-Vis Rain Gear, Lightweight Rain Pants — Radians · ANSI type / class: Class E
- Radians RW32-EZ1Y Hi-Vis Rain Gear, Heavy Duty Rip Stop Waterproof & Breathable — Radians · ANSI type / class: Type R Class E
- Radians SP41-EPGS Hi-Vis Rain Gear, SP41 Class E Sealed Waterproof Safety Pants — Radians · ANSI type / class: Type R Class E · Material: Solid
ANSI Class 3, type not stated4 garments
- Radians RW07J-3ZGV Hi-Vis Rain Gear, RW07 High Visibility Rainwear Jacket — Radians · ANSI type / class: Class 3
- Radians RW10-3S1Y Hi-Vis Rain Gear, Lightweight Rain Jacket — Radians · ANSI type / class: Class 3
- Radians RW25J-3ZGV Hi-Vis Rain Gear, RW25 High Visibility Rainwear Jacket — Radians · ANSI type / class: Class 3
- Radians RW30-3Z1Y Hi-Vis Rain Gear, RW30-3Z1 General Purpose Rain Jacket — Radians · ANSI type / class: Class 3
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In plain words. ANSI/ISEA 107 sorts high-visibility garments by how much fluorescent background material and reflective tape they carry. Class 1 is the least, Class 2 is the mid level and Class 3 the most; Class E is for pants and bibs that only reach Class 3 when worn with a Class 2 or 3 top. The Type says where the garment is meant for: Type R for roadway and temporary traffic control, Type O for off-road work, Type P for public safety. The manufacturer prints the Type and Class on the label; non-ANSI garments carry no rating.
Technical. ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 (and 107-2015, which most labels still cite) sets minimum areas of background material and retroreflective material per class: Class 1 at least 217 sq in background and 155 sq in reflective; Class 2 at least 775 sq in background and 201 sq in reflective; Class 3 at least 1,240 sq in background and 310 sq in reflective, with sleeves; Class E supplemental garments at least 465 sq in background and 109 sq in reflective. Type R garments must meet Class 2 or 3; Type O is Class 1; Type P may be Class 2 or 3 with a lower background minimum. Flame-resistant hi-vis is tested separately (ASTM F1506, NFPA 2112, or ASTM D6413 for a self-extinguishing fabric) and is marked FR here only where the manufacturer rates it.
Ratings and specifications on this page are shown as published by the manufacturer or the named standard and describe performance in that standard's test. They are not a recommendation for any task. The employer's hazard assessment decides what protective equipment a job needs. Verify details against the manufacturer's current documentation before you buy.
The standard at a glance
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ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 minimum material areas by class
| Class | Background material (sq in) | Retroreflective material (sq in) | Garment types |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | 217 | 155 | Type O (off-road) only |
| Class 2 | 775 | 201 | Type R (roadway) and Type P (public safety) |
| Class 3 | 1,240 | 310 | Type R and Type P; must have sleeves |
| Class E | 465 | 109 | Supplemental pants, bibs and shorts; Class 3 ensemble when worn with a Class 2 or 3 top |
Source: ANSI/ISEA 107-2020, American National Standard for High-Visibility Safety Apparel. Flame resistance is a separate test (ASTM F1506, NFPA 2112).