Description
Engineered for maximum protection in hazardous work environments, our Combat Coverall is made from an inherently flame retardant fabric blend. Combining Protex modacrylic, viscose, polyester, cotton, aramid and antistatic fibres.
- 310gsm fabric weight
- Inherently flame retardant Protex fibre blend woven fabric
- Two 50mm sewn-on FR reflective bands at body, sleeve, lower leg and shoulder braces
- Additional reflective tape at cargo pockets, pocket flaps and waist
- FR 2-way zip at centre front
- Centre front storm flap with press stud fastening
- Collar with hook and loop fastening
- Two patch pockets with flaps at chest
- Hook and loop closure on all pockets
- Elasticated waist
- Two cargo pockets with flaps
- One rear patch pocket with flap
- Knee pad compatible
- Aramid thread used throughout
- Double stitched structural seams and reflective tape
- Triple stitched inside leg seam
Features
Specifications
- Antistatic fibre
- Modacrylic (Protex®)
- FR viscose
- Polyester
- Cotton
- Para-aramid
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. 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. 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. 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 1: arc protection class 1 (box test at 4 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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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
- Free DeliveryIreland orders over €99 (else €5.99)
- 28-Day Returnsnon-customised items
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