Work coveralls Metal SplashGuard® 375 series
fire-retardantanti-staticviscose

work coveralls
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work coveralls
work coveralls
work coveralls
work coveralls
work coveralls
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Characteristics

Type
work
Type of protection
fire-retardant, anti-static
Material
viscose, wool, aramid, polyamide
Applications
for welding
Sex
unisex

Description

Metal SplashGuard ® welding and molten metal splash protective garments enable protection against welding and molten metal splash with their special design and fabric content, also they are suitable for welding work. Metal SplashGuard ® garments are certified according to 89 / 686 EEC Personal Protective Equipment and have the CE certificate. General Specifications: - All parts of the garments have been made from flame reterdant materials. - % 100 Aramid threads are used in the sewing of the garments. - Garments does not contain any material which is harmful to the human health and environment. - Garments are manufactured in desired model and size in accordance with the customer demands. Standard : EN ISO 11612:2008 A1B1C2D3 E3 , EN 11611:2007 Class-2 Fabric : Viscose fr/Wool/Polyamide/Pararamid/Antistatic Weight : 375 gr/m2 Design : Design and size of the Garments can be prepared according to the request of the customers EN ISO 11612:2008 A1 B1 C2 D3 E3 A: EN ISO 15025 -limited flame spread B: ISO 9151 -Convective heat C: EN ISO 6942- Radiant heat D: ISO 9185 -Molten Aluminium splash E: ISO 9185- Molten Iron splash EN 11611:2007 standard specifies the test methods for general performances requirements of protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes Class 2 is protection against more hazardous welding techniques and situations, causing higher levels of spatter and radiant heat.

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