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What is the difference between Class 2 and Class 3 reflective vests?
Class 2 and Class 3 reflective vests are both part of the ANSI/ISEA 107 standard for high-visibility safety apparel, but they differ in the amount of reflective material and the level of visibility they provide. Here are the key differences between Class 2 and Class 3 reflective vests:

Class 2 Reflective Vests
Use Cases:

Suitable for environments with moderate risk levels where workers need enhanced visibility but are not exposed to the highest risks.
Commonly used by construction workers, survey crews, airport ground crews, and law enforcement personnel directing traffic.
Features:

Minimum Background Material: 775 square inches.
Minimum Retroreflective Material: 201 square inches.
Reflective Strip Width: Typically 1.375 inches or more.
Design: Often includes reflective strips on the torso, shoulders, and sometimes around the waist.

Class 3 Reflective Vests
Use Cases:

Designed for the highest-risk environments where workers need maximum visibility.
Used by highway workers, emergency responders, and others working near high-speed traffic or in dark or low-light conditions.
Features:

Minimum Background Material: 1240 square inches.
Minimum Retroreflective Material: 310 square inches.
Reflective Strip Width: Typically 2 inches or more.
Design: Includes reflective strips on the torso, shoulders, and sleeves, providing 360-degree visibility.