Armor Clause Samples

The "Armor" clause establishes requirements or standards for protective equipment or measures to be used in a particular context, such as construction, manufacturing, or security operations. It typically specifies the type, quality, or certification of armor that must be provided or worn, and may outline responsibilities for supplying, maintaining, or inspecting such equipment. This clause ensures that all parties adhere to agreed safety protocols, thereby reducing the risk of injury and clarifying liability in the event of an incident.
Armor. The armor of multi core cables shall consist of one layer of galvanized steel wires complying with IEC- 60502-2.
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Armor. The armor on single core cables, shall consist of aluminum wire or other non- magnetic armoring as approved by IDECO Engineer.
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Armor. Tailoring: Vest are tailored to the sizes of the body armor and must be ordered by the serial number Fabrics: Shell fabric to be 100% texturized polyester, Patch fabric used at side tabs to be 100% nylon; 5.0–5.5 oz/square yard 210 denier. The patch fabric is to be dyed to match the shell fabric. Color: Navy Blue or High vis All thread, buttons, velcro, lining and patch fabrics are to be dyed to match the shell color of the vest carrier. Creasing: Pockets and pocket flaps to be die creased to give uniform shape and size. Features: Soil repellent 100% polyester shell fabric Front hidden pocket with additional internal mesh pockets Clamshell VELCRO® Brand hook and loop adjustable shoulder attachments Adjustable sides Quick access angled hidden gun pocket Available in front opening option only `` Front side opening loading plate pocket Back top loading plate pocket Discreet zippers for panel insertion Front opening zipper design offers convenient on & off Ribbed channel spacer cooling liner mesh throughout High-profile VELCRO® Brand hook and loop for extra strength and durability Back neck hidden drag strap Fabric: 100% polyester – tropical weave Color: Navy 61 Construction: Four-in-hand tie – French end construction Pre-tied on a bendover clip with black clasp Width at widest point is 3” Finished length from top of knot to tip of the tie to be approximately 18” Each tie shall have a label sewn into the back of big end of tie to accommodate small end Three buttonholes to be placed in tail to match buttons on shirt Each tie shall be shipped with an individual cardboard insert to retain its shape during shipping Fabric: 100% polyester – tropical weave Color: Navy 61 Construction: Four-in-hand tie – French end construction Pre-tied on a bendover clip with black clasp Width at widest point is 3”. Finished length from top of knot to tip of the tie to be approximately 20” Each tie shall have a label sewn into the back of big end of tie to accommodate small end Three buttonholes to be placed in tail to match buttons on shirt Each tie shall be shipped with an individual cardboard insert to retain its shape during shipping Fabric: 100% polyester – tropical weave Color: Navy 61 Construction: Four-in-hand tie – French end construction Pre-tied on a bendover clip with black clasp Width at widest point is 3” Finished length from top of knot to tip of the tie to be approximately 22” Each tie shall have a label sewn into the back of big end of tie to accommodate small end T...
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