Waterproof suit, high visibility with reflectors S2015 WORKTEAM

Waterproof high visibility rain suit with reflectives S2015 WORKTEAM. It is the suit that workers need when facing the most adverse weather conditions and requiring greater visibility.

FEATURES

Waterproof rain suit, high visibility, and with reflective strips. Upper part: Waterproof with zipper closure. High collar with adjustable inner hood with cord. Two overlapping side pockets. One chest pocket with Velcro inside. One reflective strip on shoulders and two on chest, back, and sleeves. Elastic cuff inside the sleeve. Adjustable hem with cord. Inner mesh lining. Lower part: Waterproof pants with elastic waist. Two reflective strips on legs. Side openings for access to the interior. Adjustable hem with snaps.

WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for working in low visibility environments, rain, and snow.

SIZE GUIDE

NORMS

EN ISO 13688:2013 A1:2021 (General Requirements): This is the "base" standard. It does not provide protection by itself but establishes the minimum requirements that any protective garment must meet before applying a specific standard.

Safety: The materials must not release toxic or allergic substances (such as chromium or nickel) upon contact with the skin.

Ergonomics: The garment must be comfortable, lightweight, and allow movement without the risk of snagging.

Aging: Resistance to washing cycles, ensuring that the garment does not shrink or lose color excessively.

Labeling: Requires the inclusion of a protection pictogram, size according to body measurements (cm), and maintenance instructions.

The EN 343 standard specifies the requirements and testing methods for materials and seams of protective clothing against rain, snow, fog, and ground moisture, including wind and cold. It classifies garments from 1 to 4 (with 4 being the maximum) according to:

EN ISO 20471:2013 + A1:2016 (High Visibility)

This specific standard regulates clothing designed to visually signal the user's presence in high-risk situations (heavy traffic, moving machinery, etc.).

It is based on the combination of two types of materials and divides garments into three classes according to the minimum visible surface:

Fluorescent Material (Day): Provides visibility in daylight and twilight conditions.

Retroreflective Material (Night): Strips that reflect light from headlights back to the driver.