High visibility flame-resistant work trousers PW3 PORTWEST FR406

PW3 flame-resistant high visibility work pants PORTWEST FR406. Made with inherent Modaflame, these modern flame-resistant and high-visibility work pants provide maximum comfort to the user. Durable flame-resistant fabric reinforcements at key abrasion points and all triple-stitched seams ensure maximum durability. Other interesting details include top-loading knee pad pockets and a multi-use pocket on the thigh, easily accessible for greater security of mobile phones, keys, and tools.

PW3

Using premium quality fabrics, the products are designed to offer flexibility in different industries and commercial applications, and they present an exceptional quality/price ratio.

CHARACTERISTICS

• The inherent flame resistance qualities will not diminish with washing.
• Reinforcement panels in areas of greatest wear for maximum durability.
• Double stitch seams for greater durability.
• UKCA marking
• CE Certificate
• Segmented thermally welded reflective tape for greater visibility.
• UPF 40+ classified fabric that blocks 98% of UV rays.
• 8 Pockets for greater capacity
• Adjustable end to fit all leg lengths.
• Waist with elastic sides, for the user's greater comfort.
• Pockets for top-loading knee pads for quick and easy access.
• Easy access cargo pocket
• Two patch back pockets
• Pocket for the subway
• Reflective lines for greater visibility
• Innovative elastic panels in key areas for movement that provide excellent comfort and flexibility.
• New model

COMPOSITION

Cover fabric: Modaflame Work HV: 60% Modacrylic, 39% Cotton, 1% Carbon Fiber 280g

Contrast fabric: Modaflame Work Stretch: 60% Modacrylic, 35% Cotton, 4% Elastane, 1% Carbon fiber.

WASHING CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Maximum washing temperature 60°C, gentle cycle.

Do not use bleach.

Dryer on normal temperature

Iron at a maximum of 150 °C.

Do not dry clean.

SIZE GUIDE

RULES

EN ISO 11612 (A1+A2, B1, C1, F1) properties of protective clothing against heat and flame.

EN ISO 11611 Class 1 (A1+A2) minimum safety requirements for protective equipment that must be worn during welding and other technical processes with comparable risks.

EN 1149 -5 IEC 61482-2 This regulation deals with protection against electrostatic charges in materials and products used as protective clothing.

IEC 61482-1-1 (ELIM 6.4 CAL/CM²) These standards specify protection against the thermal risk of an electric arc.

IEC 61482-2 IEC 61482-1-2 APC 1

EN 13034 Type PB[6] It focuses on limited protection against liquid chemicals.

EN ISO 20471 Class 2 - international standard that regulates the requirements for high visibility clothing.