ANSI 207-2006 Public Service Safety Vest

This yellow ANSI 207-2006 public service vest is designed to assist in the protection of workers that are in service to the public such as fire, EMS, and police personnel. The PSV200 series includes a 5 point break-away Velcro system. Both shoulders, both sides and front closure are all Velcro to enhance safety. Two inch (2in) 3M Scotchlitea materials encircle the torso and extend over each shoulder from front to back. The shorter vest length allows for quick access to weapons, triage and medical supplies, or other essential equipment. Industry Applications:

• Law enforcement
• emergency response personnel
• construction personnel
• public service

How ANSI/ISEA 207-2006 differs from ANSI/ISEA 107-2004: The key difference between ANSI 207 and ANSI 107 lies in the amount of fluorescent background material. ANSI 207-2006 requires a minimum of 450 in2. This would fall between ANSI 107 Class 1 (217 in2) and Class II (775 in2) garments. The minimum amount of required retroreflective area (207 in2) did not change from ANSI 107 and ANSI 207.

This yellow ANSI 207-2006 public service vest is designed to assist in the protection of workers that are in service to the public such as fire, EMS, and police personnel. The PSV200 series includes a 5 point break-away Velcro system. Both shoulders, both sides and front closure are all Velcro to enhance safety. Two inch (2in) 3M Scotchlitea materials encircle the torso and extend over each shoulder from front to back. The shorter vest length allows for quick access to weapons, triage and medical supplies, or other essential equipment. Industry Applications:

• Law enforcement
• emergency response personnel
• construction personnel
• public service

How ANSI/ISEA 207-2006 differs from ANSI/ISEA 107-2004: The key difference between ANSI 207 and ANSI 107 lies in the amount of fluorescent background material. ANSI 207-2006 requires a minimum of 450 in2. This would fall between ANSI 107 Class 1 (217 in2) and Class II (775 in2) garments. The minimum amount of required retroreflective area (207 in2) did not change from ANSI 107 and ANSI 207.