PROTECTIVE CLOTHING & WORKWEAR
CE PROTECTION CATEGORIES FOR PROTEKWORK PROTECTIVE WEAR EN 14404 - Knee protection
This standard stipulates the size, force distribution, penetration resistance and user testing of kneepads. We use Type 2 knee protectors for our products. The knee protection is integrated with the trousers, which means that wherever you go, your knees are always protected. The knee protectors and the trousers are co-certified, ensuring safe and secure protection.
EN 342 - Protective clothing against cold
EN 342 specifies the requirements and performance of clothing designed to protect against cooling of the body in cold environments. Wearing several layers is a great way of increasing insulation and enhancing protection against the cold. A layered outfit also makes it easy to adjust to rapid temperature changes. Remember that sweating should be avoided during continuous cold exposure, since moisture absorption will progressively reduce insulation.
EN 343 - Protective clothing against rain
Rain doesn’t only make you wet, but also cold, hampering your work performance. EN 343 specifies the performance and requirements of clothing protecting against rain and vapour. The standard defines the water penetration resistance of the garment’s fabric and seams and water vapour resistance.
EN ISO 20471 - High visibility clothing
EN ISO 20471 specifies requirements for clothing capable of signaling the user’s presence visually. Performance requirements are included for color and retro reflection as well as for minimum areas and for the disposition of fluorescent and reflective materials.
EN ISO 11611 - Protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes
EN 11611 specifies material performance and design requirements for clothing developed to protect against heat and flame and welding - both lower levels of spatter (splashes of molten metal) and radiant heat, also more hazardous welding techniques and situations, which produce higher levels of spatter and radiant heat.
EN 13034 - Protective clothing against liquid chemicals
EN 13034 targets situations in which the wearer relatively easily can step out from the risk environment and quickly remove the garment. Typical professions include truck drivers who drive gasoline transports and service technicians who occasionally handle lubricants, acids etc. For tougher environments with higher risks, higher protection garments are required.
EN ISO 11612 - Protective clothing against heat and flame
EN 11612 specifies performance for clothing designed
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to protect from heat and/or flame (not including protection for firefighters and welders). The standard indicates protection against ignition from various heat sources – flames, molten splashes and contact heat for instance. To ensure full protection, the head, neck, hands and feet must be covered with other approved protective clothing.
EN ISO 14116 - Protective clothing against flame
EN 14116 specifies the performance of protective clothing for workers exposed to occasional brief contact with open flames with no other thermal risks.
EN 1149-5 - Protective clothing electrostatic properties
EN 1149-5 specifies material performance and design requirements for protective clothing with electrostatic properties. These protective clothes are designed to avoid the risk of incendiary discharge (the formation of sparks), when for example an elbow or a knee is brushed against a wall or similar surface/object.
IEC 61482-2 - Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc
IEC 61482-2 specifies requirements for clothing protecting against the thermal hazards of an electric arc. These clothes belong to the Risk III category, which defines garments used in high-risk environments, and are certified to eliminate second-degree burns in the event of an electric arc flash (flashover).
EN 388 - Protective gloves against mechanical risks
This standard applies to all kinds of protective gloves in respect of physical and mechanical aggressions caused by abrasion, blade cut, tear, puncture and, if applicable, impact.
EN407 - Protective gloves against thermal risks
This standard specifies thermal performance for protective gloves against heat and/or fire. EN 511 - Protective gloves against cold
This standard applies to any gloves to protect the hands against convective and contact cold down to –50 °C.
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