Snickers Workwear Snickers Workwear 2567 ProtecWork, Women's Short Sleeve T-Shirt, High-Vis Class 2 2567
Snickers Workwear 2567 ProtecWork, Women's Short Sleeve T-Shirt, High-Vis Class 2
Protective short-sleeve t-shirt with woman fit provides high visibility for work in hazardous environments or high-risk work areas. This versatile t-shirt combines working comfort with safety and offers protection against several work hazards.
Collection: ProtecWork. Fit: Regular.
Features
- Inherent heat and flame protection
- Materials Arc protection-value: ELIM 6,5 cal/cm², APC 1 (4kA)
- Class 2 visibility
- Segmented reflectives
- Antistatic properties
- Easy care: 60 ºC wash & tumble dry
Product details
Soft and versatile crew neck t-shirt for women with Class 2 visibility, suitable for work with flame-retardant and antistatic requirements. Made from a soft and comfortable modacrylic/cotton blend, the t-shirt can be worn as a base layer or on its own. It features segmented heat-transfer reflectives for flexibility, breathability and visibility, and a soft, navy ribbed collar for comfort, and dirt protection. Regular fit. Easy-care fabric that resists wrinkling and can be tumble-dried. Fabric is certified for electric arc with ELIM-value of 6,5 cal/cm² and APC 1. Easy-care, wrinkle-resistant fabric certified according to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100. Suitable for profiling.
Fabric
- 60% modacrylic Protex, 37% cotton, 3% antistatic Belltron™, 230 g/m²
Standards & certification
- EN ISO 20471 - High visibility clothing, Class 2
- EN 1149-5 - Protective clothing electrostatic properties
- EN 14116 - Protective clothing against flame
Sizes are the manufacturer's Snickers Workwear size codes (size range XS-2XL). Please check the manufacturer's size guide before ordering.
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