Multi stretch overall Dimex 6215Y
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Comfortable and yet multi-protective overalls for work tasks that require mobility, visibility and versatile protection against various work hazards. Shoulder loops for, for example, a gas meter. As a multi-protective product, this work coverall has a certificate; heat and fire protective clothing, as well as visible clothing classification 3, protection against electrostatic properties and thermal hazards of electric arcs.
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Features: - Zippered chest pockets and lower pockets - Zippered inner pocket on the left with pen pockets - Fireproof card holder on the right sleeve - Chest loops for gas meters - Zipper-protected front strip with Velcro and a long protective strip under the front zipper - Velcro adjustments on the sleeves - Front pockets - Thigh pockets - Pen pockets in the left thigh pocket - Back pocket - Ruler pocket on the right with a knife loop. Knife button hidden inside the pocket. - Adjustable elastic band at the back waist - Hammer loop - Knee pad pockets at two heights - 4 cm extension allowance at the leg, not finished - Flame retardant reflectors 50 mm Certificates EN 1149–5: Protective clothing, electrostatic properties, material and design requirements EN 20471 — class 3: High visibility clothing for professional use EN 61482-2: Open arc: ELIM 8.0 cal/m², ATPV 9.5 cal/m², Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc EN ISO 11611 — A1+A2, class 1: Protective clothing for welding and related work EN ISO 11612 — A1+A2 B1 C1 E1 F1: Clothing protecting against heat and fire EN ISO 13688: General requirements for protective clothing requirements Materials - Stretch - 62% cotton, 33% polyester, 4% elastane, 1% antistatic fiber, 280 g/m² PFAS-free product Care instructions - Wash at 60 degrees - Do not bleach - Tumble dry low temperature - Iron at maximum 150 degrees - Dry clean (tetrachloroethylene) |
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| Standards EN 1149-5 (Electrostatic properties), EN 61482-2 (Thermal hazards of an electric arc protective clothing), EN ISO 11611 (Welding protective clothing), EN ISO 11612 (Heat and fire protective clothing), EN ISO 20471 (High visibility protective clothing) |