-60°F Cold-Storage Protection with Type O Visibility
This extreme cold freezer jacket is insulated for warmth in freezer-storage environments down to -60°F. Model 6950 combines a 100% polyester shell and filling with a dual-zipper front, waist snow skirt, reflective trim, and practical storage for cold-room work.
Two-tone 2-inch reflective tape runs over the shoulders, around the torso, and around each wrist. The jacket is rated ANSI/ISEA 107 Type O, Class 1 for enhanced visibility in off-road occupational environments. Two radio clip holders and eight pockets keep communication equipment and small work items accessible.
Key Features
- -60°F insulation rating
- Waist snow skirt
- Dual-zipper front
- Two-tone reflective tape
- Two radio clip holders
- Eight storage pockets
Common Work Applications
- Freezer warehouses
- Cold-room order picking
- Frozen-food distribution
- Cold-chain logistics
- Refrigerated facilities
- Off-road cold work areas
Select the available size over the work layers that will be worn on the job. Confirm the chosen size, workplace visibility requirements, and exposure conditions before ordering.
Applicable Safety Standards and Guidance
ANSI/ISEA 107 — Type O, Class 1: This jacket’s visibility classification applies to off-road occupational use. ISEA identifies Type O as off-road apparel. This standard addresses visibility, not insulation performance or safe exposure time at -60°F.
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132: Where PPE is required, employers must assess hazards, select appropriate protection and ensure proper fit. Read OSHA’s general PPE requirements. This regulation does not certify the jacket or establish its temperature rating.
Cold-stress prevention: OSHA’s cold-stress guidance recommends suitable clothing, worker monitoring and frequent short breaks in warm, dry areas. OSHA has no specific standard for working in cold environments; employers must address recognized serious cold hazards. Use this jacket within the workplace cold-exposure plan.
FAQ
- What temperature is this freezer jacket rated for? The manufacturer rates model 6950 for warmth down to -60°F. Actual comfort depends on exposure duration, activity, air movement, moisture, clothing layers, and the individual wearer.
- What does ANSI Type O, Class 1 mean? ANSI/ISEA 107 Type O, Class 1 identifies enhanced-visibility apparel for off-road occupational environments. Confirm whether the worksite requires Type O or a roadway classification before ordering.
- How does the jacket help block cold air? It has a dual-zipper front closure and a snow skirt around the waist to help reduce cold-air entry at the jacket opening and hem.
- How many pockets does the jacket have? The jacket has eight pockets: a left chest wallet pocket, two pen pockets over one sleeve zipper pocket, one interior zipper pocket, two zippered waist pockets, and two lower hand pockets.
- Is the jacket waterproof or flame resistant? The manufacturer does not identify model 6950 as waterproof, flame resistant, arc rated, or chemical protective. Select task-specific apparel if the hazard assessment requires any of those properties.
- Is the jacket sold individually or by the carton? This ASA listing is for one jacket. The manufacturer packages each jacket individually and lists five jackets per carton for full-carton ordering.
