Tranemo Workwear 5716-88 Cantex 57 Overall

Tranemo Workwear 5716-88 Cantex 57 Overall
Flame retardant work jacket with increased visibility. Provides good protection against various molten metals and the highest possible protection against molten iron.

Contrast stitching and concealed press stud and zip. Large back pleats for extra comfort. Two chest pockets with zip. Two concealed side pockets. Two back pockets with flap. Ruler pocket on the right. Knee pockets for knee pads. Reflective striping around the legs, sleeves and on the shoulders.

Characteristics:
- Cantex 2.0, 350gsm, LOI: 32.3%
- Fluorescent, Cantex 2.0 HV, 350 g/m², EN ISO 20471, LOI: 32.3%

This Cantex 57 Overall is available in the following colors and sizes:

Standardization:
EN ISO 11612 A1+A2 B1 C1 D3 E3 F1
EN ISO 11612 – This standard describes protective clothing against heat and flames.

IEC 61482-2 APC 1 ELIM: 9.4 cal/cm² ATPV: 12.0 cal/cm²
IEC 61482-2 – This standard specifies PPE clothing that protects against the risk of an electric arc.

EN 1149-5
EN ISO 1149-5 - This standard describes PPE clothing that is used in an explosive hazardous environment, in other words ATEX environment where there is a risk of sparks being created by the clothing which can lead to an explosion.

EN ISO 11611 CL.1 A1+A2
EN ISO 11611 – This standard describes PPE clothing used in welding or related processes where there is a risk of metal spatter, momentary contact with flames, radiant heat from the arc flash, electric shock from short circuit and incidental contact with voltage conductors with a voltage up to approx. 100 V DC under normal welding conditions.

EN 13034 type PB[6]
EN ISO 13034 - This standard describes PPE clothing that is used at the risk of exposure to a light mist of chemical liquids or small splashes, against which a liquid-tight barrier (at molecular level) is not required.

TRANEMO SKINSAFE
TRANEMO SKINSAFE - Layer-on-layer system, which protects against flame, heat and electric arc accidents.