Description
Engineered for high-risk environments and challenging weather, this Storm Coat is made from a two-layer inherently flame retardant Protal fabric and a breathable PU membrane, ensuring safety, comfort, and all-weather performance.
- Inherently flame retardant Protex fibre blend
- Two-layer PU laminate woven fabric with FR viscose dropliner
- Fully taped seams and fully lined jacket
- 50mm sewn-on reflective tape bands at body, sleeves and shoulder braces
- Additional reflective piping detail on pocket flaps
- FR two-way zip at centre front
- Double centre front storm flap with hook and loop fastening
- Attachment points at chest (for equipment including radio, gas detection device)
- Elasticated cuff with hook and loop closure
- Aramid thread used throughout
- Double stitched structural seams
- Internal pocket
Features
Specifications
- Antistatic fibre
- Modacrylic (Protex®)
- FR viscose
- Meta-aramid
- PU
- Regenerated viscose
Standards & certification
Spec sheet / Downloads
Delivery & returns
- Republic of Ireland: next-day delivery where available. €5.99, or free on orders over €99.
- Branded orders: allow extra production time before dispatch.
- Returns: 28-day returns on non-customised items.
Certified standards
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EN ISO 20471: High-visibility clothing for high-risk situationsFluorescent and reflective clothing that makes you visible to drivers by day and in headlights at night.Class 3: the highest visibility class (most hi-vis material) What EN ISO 20471 means
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EN ISO 11612: Protective clothing against heat and flameClothing tested for limited flame spread and protection against heat and molten metal.A1B1C1D3E3F1: limited flame spread (A1), convective heat 1, radiant heat 1, molten aluminium splash 3, molten iron splash 3, contact heat 1 What EN ISO 11612 means
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EN ISO 11611: Protective clothing for welding and allied processesClothing that protects against spatter, short flame contact and radiant heat from welding.Class 2: for more hazardous welding, with more spatter and radiant heat What EN ISO 11611 means
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IEC 61482-2: Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arcArc flash clothing tested to protect against the heat of an electric arc.APC 2: arc protection class 2, the higher class (box test at 7 kA) What IEC 61482-2 means
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EN 1149-5: Protective clothing with electrostatic propertiesAnti-static clothing that safely dissipates static charge to help avoid sparks. What EN 1149-5 means
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EN 343: Protective clothing against rainRainwear rated for waterproofness and breathability.3:3: waterproof class 3, breathability class 3 (higher is better) What EN 343 means
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RIS-3279-TOM: GB rail industry standard for high-visibility clothingOrange high-visibility clothing for working on or near the railway in Great Britain. What RIS-3279-TOM means
Pulsar PRARC09 Electric ARC Waterproof Storm Coat Orange
€394,95 ex VAT
€473,94 inc VAT
- Free DeliveryIreland orders over €99 (else €5.99)
- 28-Day Returnsnon-customised items
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