Jacket for welders Maive2, navy 3XL

Jacket. High collar closed by concealed press studs. Zip fastening with concealed studded flap. Elasticated waist on both sides. Adjustable cuffs with press-studs. 3 pockets including 1 inner. 2 gas detector holders. Twill 99% cotton 1% Antistatic fibre 320 g/m². EN ISO 13688:2013/A1:2021 General requirements for protective clothing. EN ISO 11612:2015 Protective clothing - clothing to protect against heat and flame. A1, A2Limited flame spread (from A1 to A2, X=not tested) B1Convective heat (from B1 to B3, X=not tested) C1Radiant heat (from C1 to C4, X=not tested ) XProjection of molten aluminium (marking D1 to D3, X= not tested) E3Projection of molten cast iron (from E1 to E3, X=not tested) F1Contact heat (from F1 to F3, X=not tested) EN ISO 11611:2015 Protective clothing for use in welding and related techniques Welding class 1: Protection against low risks, low projections and radiant heat TYPEA1Type A1 - ISO 15025 Test Method A TYPEA2Type A2 - ISO 15025 Test Method B Electrostatic properties - Part 5: Material performance and design requirements EN1149-5:2018 Electrostatic properties - Part 5: Material performance and design requirements Surface resistivity inferior or equal to (2.5x10)9 Ohms on one surface at least following EN1149-1 t50 <4s or S> 0.2 by method 2 (charging by induction) of EN1149-3 Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc. EN61482-2:2020 Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc. APCAPC 1Electrical arc protection class of materials and garments (APC 1=4kA or APC 2=7kA). CAL/CM²5.4 cal/cm²Arc Thermal Performance Value (cal/cm²) .