Flame-resistant work shirt and ARC2 protection Bizflame 88/12 PORTWEST FR89

Flame-resistant work shirt and ARC2 protection Bizflame 88/12 PORTWEST FR89. This elegant shirt is lightweight and comfortable. Maximum protection is guaranteed through permanent flame resistance and ARC2 protection against electric arcs. The shirt's hem will stay in place during movement and daily use. Other practical details include adjustable cuffs with snaps and chest pockets with flaps.

Bizflame™ 88/12

The fabric is soft yet durable and has excellent craftsmanship. Its generous cut adds to the charm of this irresistible garment.

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

• Light and comfortable
• Double protection
• Two pockets, with flap closure and button, on the chest.
• Division for the pen in the left pocket.
• Shirt hem with a tail that stays in place.
• Button cuffs for a secure and comfortable fit.
• Available in sizes up to 5XL.
• ARC2
• 2 secure pockets
• UPF 40+ classified fabric that blocks 98% of UV rays.
• CE Certificate
• CE-CAT III
• UKCA marking

SIZE GUIDE

REGULATIONS

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

NFPA® 70E

NFPA® 2112 AS/NZS 4602.1 IEC 61482-2 IEC 61482-1-1 (Elim 9.1 CAL/CM²)

ASTM F1959/F1959M-12 (ATPV 8.2 CAL/CM2 (HAF 69.1%))

STANDARD: EN ISO 11612 A1+A2, B1, C1, F1: Specifies the effectiveness requirements for clothing made from flexible materials and designed to protect the human body against heat and/or flames.

LABORATORY

OETI (Institute for Ecology, Technology and Innovation GmbH) (Notifying Body No.: 0534) Sebenhirtenstrasse 12A 1230, Austria Contact: Marion Pfeiler Cert. No: VN610 151063

FOR WHAT TYPE OF WORK IS IT APPROPRIATE

Some of the environments where it is crucial to wear this type of clothing are:

1. Petrochemical and chemical industry: Due to the presence of flammable substances.

2. Metal industry: Where there is a risk of sparks or high temperatures during welding processes or similar operations.

3. Electric industry: To protect against the risks of electric arcs and short circuits.

4. Construction industry: In jobs that involve the use of tools or equipment that generate heat.

5. Steelmaking and foundries: Where high temperatures and molten metals are handled.