HIGH VISIBILITY WARNING CLOTHING
This international standard specifies requirements for high-visibility clothing that visually signals the presence of its wearer.
CLOTHING FOR PROTECTION AGAINST HEAT AND FLAMES
Protective clothing certified to EN ISO 11612 protects the wearer from small splashes of molten metal and brief contact with heat and flame. Heat can be generated by convection heat, radiant heat, molten metal, or a combination thereof
CLOTHING FOR PROTECTION AGAINST HEAT AND FLAMES – WITH LIMITED FLAME SPREAD
Protective clothing certified to this international standard is intended to protect the wearer of the clothing in the event of isolated and brief contact with small flames in situations where there are no significant heat hazards and no other sources of heat. ISO 11612 is recommended for protection against heat hazards.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING ELECTROSTATIC PROPERTIES
Persons wearing electrostatic dissipative protective clothing must be properly grounded.
COLD PROTECTION CLOTHING
Clothing certified according to the EN 342 standard protects the wearer in cold environments. Cold environments are characterized by a combination of humidity and wind at air temperatures of less than -5 °C.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AGAINST BAD WEATHER
This standard contains the requirements for protective clothing against bad weather (rain, wind and temperatures below -5 °C).
EN 13688
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING – GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
This International Standard specifies general performance requirements for the ergonomics, harmlessness, size designation, ageing, compatibility and labelling of protective clothing, and for the information which the manufacturer must supply with the protective clothing. This standard is used in combination with other standards that contain requirements for specific services.
Use of personal protective equipment in rescue services