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men's heat-insulated work suit for protection against acids and alkalis

Jacket+trousers

Protective properties:

• К80 Class 3 for protection against acids with 50%-80% concentration against sulfuric acid
• Щ50 for protection against alkali with over 20% concentration (against caustic soda)
• Тн, Class 2 for protection against reduced air temperatures
• Эс for protection against electrostatic charging

Jacket:

• Detachable, heat-insulated and volume adjustable hood.
• Front closure featuring double slider zipper with an outside storm flap secured on Velcro and inside placket behind the zipper. Double slider zipper allows unzipping from the bottom for convenient driving and working in a sitting position.
• Band collar and the upper part of the storm flap are lined with fleece.
• Pockets: 2 breast pockets with flaps secured on Velcro, 2 lower pockets with flaps, 1 inside breast pockets secured on Velcro.
• The sleeve construction corresponds to the main position the arm takes while working, making it more comfortable to work and therefore the arms get less tired.
• Elastic waistband on the back and drawstring along the bottom of the jacket protect against wind and cold.
• Retroreflective stripes and bright orange piping on the breast, back and sleeves for good visibility.

Trousers:

• Zip fly and button closure.
• Wide belt with belt-loops.
• Detachable, length adjustable bib straps with an elastic insert for comfortable wear.
• Side and patch pockets.
• Darted knee patches feature undercut on backside of the legs to prevent creases during work in the sitting position.
• Retroreflective tapes around the legs of the pants.

Outer layer fabric: 100% polyester, including antistatic thread; acidproof, antistatic, density 200 g/m2.
Insulator: FEELGOOD, 100 g/m2, the jacket features 3 layers of insulation , trousers - 2 layers of insulation.
Liner: 100% polyester.
Retroreflective elements: Retroreflective tape of 50 mm wide.
Color: navy blue with cornflower blue and orange inserts.

TR CU 019/2011

Class 2 protection against reduced air temperatures