COVER56 (TYPE 5/6)
Color : White
Sizes : S to 3XL
Packaging : Individual Pack
Packing : 20 units / carton
COVER56 – Type 5/6
DISPOSABLE COVERALL TYPE 5/6
USER BENEFITS :
Front zip covered by self adhesive flap
Elastics at cuffs, ankles and waist
Antistatic coverall
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS :
Material : Non woven microporus laminate - 55g
Seams : Serged seams
Hood : Fix elasticated hood - 2 parts
Closing : Front zip covered by self adhesive flap
Extra : Elastics at cuffs, ankles and waist, antistatic
Color : White
Sizes : S to 3XL
Packaging : Individual Pack
Packing : 20 units / carton
PROTECTIONS :
TYPE 5 : Protection against solid particulates (dust-asbestos)
TYPE 6 : Protection against liquid chemicals (splashes)
Antistatic : Protective to dissipate static electricity
SECTORS OF USE:
Industries - Hygiene - Mining
CERTIFICATIONS :
REGULATION (UE) 2016/425 - CE
EN ISO 13688:2013 : General requirements for protective clothing.
EN ISO 13982-1:2004+A1:2010 : Protective clothing for use against solid particulates - Type 5 clothing
EN ISO 13034:2005+A1:2009 : Performance requirements for chemical protective clothing offering limited protective performance against liquid chemicals - Type 6 clothing
EN ISO 1149-5:2018 : Electrostatic properties - Part 5 : Material performance and design requirements
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