High visibility flame-resistant jacket PW3 bicolor premium fabric PORTWEST FR714

High visibility flame-resistant jacket PW3 bicolor premium fabric PORTWEST FR714. With an innovative design, this modern flame-resistant jacket, bicolor and high visibility is both stylish and practical. The upper pocket can hold modern-sized smartphones, and the spacious lower pockets zip closed for added security. Key features include segmented reflective trims, adjustable cuffs with hook and loop fasteners, and reinforced double-stitched seams.

PW3

Using premium quality fabrics, the products are designed to offer flexibility across different industries and commercial applications and provide exceptional value for money.

Flame resistant

This market-leading collection provides multi-norm 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.

FEATURES

• The inherent flame resistance qualities will not diminish with washing
• Openings at the top and bottom of the back for maximum breathability
• Double-stitched seams for greater durability
• UKCA marked
• CE certified
• Segmented thermally welded reflective tape for increased visibility
• UPF 40+ rated fabric that blocks 98% of UV rays
• 4 pockets for increased capacity
• Hidden mobile phone pocket
• Loops for easily securing the radio
• Adjustable waist for a perfect fit
• Innovative elastic panels in key areas for movement that provide excellent comfort and flexibility
• New model

SIZE GUIDE

Size range: S- XXXL

NORMATIVE

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

EN ISO 11611 Class 1 (A1+A2)

EN 1149 -5 IEC 61482-2

IEC 61482-1-1 (ELIM 6.4 CAL/CM²) IEC 61482-2

IEC 61482-1-2 APC 1

EN 13034 Type PB[6]

EN ISO 20471 Class 3

ISO 11612: This standard specifies the properties of materials used in the manufacture of protective clothing against heat and flames. The letters A1+A2 refer to resistance to fire and convective heat, B1 refers to resistance to radiant heat, C1 refers to resistance to contact with molten metal, and F1 refers to resistance to splashes of flammable liquids.

ISO 11611: This standard specifies the minimum requirements for protective clothing used during welding and related processes. Class 1 (A1+A2) refers to protection against splashes of molten metal.

EN 1149-5: This standard refers to protective clothing with electrostatic properties. Specifically, EN 1149-5 focuses on the electrostatic properties of materials used in protective clothing.

IEC 61482-2 IEC 61482-1-1 (ELIM 6.4 CAL/CM²) and IEC 61482-2 IEC 61482-1-2 APC 1: These standards refer to protection against thermal risks from an electric arc. They specify the requirements for protective clothing against the thermal effects of an electric arc.

EN 13034 Type PB[6]: This standard refers to protective clothing against liquid chemicals. Type PB[6] indicates that the garment provides limited protection against splashes of liquid chemicals.

EN ISO 20471 Class 3: This standard refers to high visibility clothing. Class 3 indicates the highest level of visibility, suitable for high-risk work environments where maximum visibility is required.

FOR WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT SUITABLE

Public services

Urban work

Construction and building

Outdoor maneuvers