Bizflame Pro work jacket for hazardous environments PORTWEST FR35

Bizflame Pro work jacket for hazardous environments PORTWEST FR35. The Bizflame Pro jacket provides comfort and exceptional protection. Its functional features include a chest pocket with a hidden section for a mobile phone and a practical loop for a radio.

Flame resistant

This market-leading collection provides multi-standard protection for hazardous environments. These cutting-edge products are the result of years of experience combined with advanced technology and market research. The commitment to user health, safety, and comfort is evident in the wide variety of products suitable for all weather conditions and applications.

CHARACTERISTICS

• Protection against contact, convective, and radiant heat.
• Certified protection against molten metal splashes
• Chest pocket with snap closure
• Two lower pockets with snap closure.
• Zipper closure and hidden hooks
• Resistant and durable brass zipper
• External label with standards for quick identification of protection levels.
• Double stitch seams for greater durability.
• UPF 40+ classified fabric that blocks 98% of UV rays.
• CE-CAT III
• Hidden pocket for the mobile phone
• 4 Pockets for greater capacity
• Clamp to easily hold the radio.
• CE Certificate
• UKCA marking

WASHING CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Maximum washing temperature 40°C, gentle cycle.

Do not use bleach.

Do not use dryer.

Drying by hanging

Iron at a maximum of 150°C.

Do not dry clean.

Maximum 50 washes

SIZE GUIDE

S- XXXL

REGULATIONS

EN ISO 11612 (A1+A2, B1, C1, E3, F1)

EN ISO 11611 Class 1 (A1+A2)

EN 1149 -5

ISO 11612: This standard specifies protective clothing against heat and flames, and the codes you mention such as A1+A2, B1, C1, E3, F1 refer to the different protective properties that the garment must have in terms of heat resistance, flames, molten metal splashes, convective heat resistance, radiant heat resistance, etc.

ISO 11611: This standard refers to protective clothing used during welding and related processes. Class 1 (A1+A2) indicates the level of protection against hazards such as molten metal splashes, flame, convective radiation, and heat radiation.

EN 1149-5: This standard refers to protective clothing against electrostatic risks. It provides requirements for materials and garments used as electrostatic protective clothing.

FOR WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT APPROPRIATE

Oil and gas industry

Chemical plants

Refineries

Power plants

Welding and cutting jobs

Rescue and emergency operations