Certified workwear for protection against electrostatic discharge Protective clothing certified according to EN 1149-5. This means that the garment is designed to meet electrostatic charges to prevent the generation of sparks that can cause fire and / or explosion.

Certified workwear for protection against heat and flame Protective clothing certified according to EN ISO 11612, which protects against short contact with a flame. The CE mark in the clothing indicates how the clothes are certified-the higher the level, the better. It is necessary for a coverall or a jacket / trouser combination to be worn and fully fastened for full protection.

Certified Workwear for Thermal Hazard from an Electric Arc (ARC) Protective clothing certified according to IEC 61482-2. Under test method EN61482-1-2 ’Box Test’, Class 1 means that the material and the garment have been tested according to Box test with an exposure of 4 kA for 0.5 seconds. Class 2 means that the material and the garment have been tested according to Box test with an exposure of 7 kA for 0.5 seconds. Under test method EN61482-1-1 ’Open Arc’ Test, the result is given as a figure of cal/cm2. It is necessary for a coverall or a jacket /trouser combination to be worn fully fastened for full protection and should only be worn over appropriate certified FR / ARC workwear