EN 14404:2005 |
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The standard specifies the requirements of the kneepads for use while kneeling. |
EN 340 - EN ISO 13688 |
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This standard specifies general performance requirements for ergonomics, ageing, size designation and marking of protective clothing. Clothing shall be designed and manufactured to provide users with the highest comfort. Components and materials shall not cause adverse effects to the user like allergy, irritation or lesion. The size range shall be based on body dimensions. |
EN ISO 20471:2013/A1:2016 | |||||
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Any high visibility garment is certified according to the chart quoted here below following the minimum areas of fluorescent materials which grant more visibility during the day. The band on the back retroreflects the artficial light ( car lights) allowing more visibility during the night. X: class of base and retroreflective material area (see table 1, class 1 to 3) |
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MINIMUM REQUIRED AREAS OF VISIBILE MATERIAL |
Class 3 garments |
Class 2 garments |
Class 1 garments |
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Fluorescent base material (m2) |
0,80 m2 |
0,50 m2 |
0,14 m2 |
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Retroreflective material (m2) |
0,20 m2 |
0,13 m2 |
0,10 m2 |
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To get a superior class the standard provides to match two high visibility garments in this way a higher level of protection is granted. HERE SOME EXAMPLES: |
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JACKET ACARIGUA |
WAISTCOAT SEKI |
T-SHIRT RADAR |
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TROUSERS GUATIRE |
Base material 1,21 m2 |
Base material 1,05 m2 |
Base material 1,19 m2 |
GO/RT 3279 Railway Group Standard - RIS-3279-TOM - Rail Industry Standard |
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United Kingdom standard specifying minumum requirements for high visibility garments that are recommended in fluorescent orange colour only and for railway operations. The garments have to be put on by authorized staff working along the tracks to handle accidents and first aid operations. "Non - applicable to "Rail Incident Officer" (N/A to RIO). |
EN 13758-2:2003+A1:2006 - Textiles - Solar UV protective properties - Part 2: Classification and marking of apparel | |
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- Minimum value UPF 40+ This European Standard specifies the requirements for marking of clothing which are designed to offer the wearer protection against solar ultraviolet radiation exposure. |
EN 342:2017 | |
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This European Standard specifies requirements and test methods for the performance of clothing ensembles (i.e. g two piece suits or coveralls) for protection against the effects of cold environments equal to or below −5°C (see Annex C). These effects comprise not only low air temperatures but also humidity and air velocity. Specific linings and special technical devices allow the garment to breathe and at the same time to keep the user warm. Y(B): Icler (m2K/W) Thermal insulation measured on moving manikin with undergarments B |
EN 14058 | ||
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This European Standard specifies requirements and test methods for the performance of single garments for protection against cooling of the body in cool environment. |
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Y: Thermal Resistance (Rct) X indicates that the garment has not been submitted to one of the two optional tests. |
At moderate low temperature garments against local body cooling are not only used for outdoor activities e.g. in construction industry but can be used for indoor activities. |
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Y: Thermal resistance class X indicates that the garment has not been submitted to one of the two optional tests. |
EN 15797:2004 |
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ISO 15797 specifies test procedures and equipment which can be used in the evaluation of cotton, polyester/cotton and reverse blend workwear intended to be industrially laundered. |
EN 343 | ||
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X: resistance to water penetration
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X: resistance to water penetration
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EN ISO 11612:2015 |
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This standard specifies the requirements for performance of clothing designed to protect all parts of body against heat and flames, specifies the requirements of overalls and two-piece suits, by the use of specific materials and defined requirements of design, to guarantee a performance level in compliance with standard and regulated by different values of resistance to heat. The clothing can be in compliance with standard even without any reference values from B to W. A: flame spread |
EN ISO 14116:2015 | ||||
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This standard specifies the performance requirements of materials, material assemblies and limited flame spread protective clothing in order to reduce the possibility of the clothing burning and thereby itself constituting a hazard. |
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INDEX 1 |
INDEX 2 |
INDEX 3 |
PROPERTY |
REQUIREMENT |
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Flame spread |
No specimen shall permit any part of the lowest boundary of any flame to reach the upper or vertical edge |
X |
X |
X |
Flaming debris |
No specimen shall give off flaming debris |
X |
X |
X |
Afterglow |
No afterglow shall spread from the carbonized area to the undamaged area after the cessation of flaming |
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X |
X |
Hole formation |
No specimen shall show hole formation |
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X |
Afterflame |
The afterflame time of each individual specimen shall not exceed 2 s |
EN ISO 11611:2015 |
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This standard specifies performance and minimum protective requirements of clothes designed to protect all parts of body against sparks, splashes of molten metal and droplets, produced during weldings and allied processes. Class 1: Manual welding techniques producing a few splashes and dropletsClass 2: Manual welding techniques producing many splashes and droplets A1 or A2: Flame propagation |
CEI EN 61482-1-2:2008 / IEC 61482-2:2018 | ||||
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EN 1149-5:2018 | |
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The standard specifies the requirements of both materials and construction of garments for electrostatic dissipation, to be used as a part of a whole system of ground wire in order to avoid electric discharge which may cause fire. Protective clothing against electrostatic charges |
EN 381-5:1995 / EN ISO 11393-2:2019 | |||
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CLASS 1: 20 m/s CLASS 2: 24 m/s CLASS 3: 28 m/s
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This European Standard defines design and specifies the requirements for leg protectors which offers protection against cutting from a hand-held chainsaw. |
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EN ISO 11393-6:2019 | |||
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CLASS 0: 16 m/s |
This European Standard specifies the requirements which apply when assessing the protection offered by upper body protectors against cutting by a hand-held chainsaw. |
EN 13034:2005+A1:2009 |
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This standard specifies performance and minimum protective requirements of clothes designed to provide a limited protection against liquid chemicals. A1: Resistance to penetration |
EN 14605:2005+A1:2009 | |
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The standard specifies the minimum requirements for liquid-tight (Type 3) or spray-tight (Type 4) protective clothing. Compared to garments Type 6 (protection against liquid splashes) this standard includes the possibility that the operator, above all in case of emergency, gets in touch with the contaminant for a prolonged time and in a considerably higher quantity (Permeation Test). |
EN ISO 13982-1:2004 +A1:2010 |
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The standard specifies the minimum requirements for the garment protecting against chemicals resistant to penetration of airborne solid particulates (Type 5). |
EN 14126:2003 |
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Clothing providing protection of body in environments where the risk evaluation shows the presence and possibility for the skin to get in touch with hazardous biological agents, like viruses, bacteria, fungi and so on. |
EN 1073-2:2002 | ||
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The standard specifies requirements and tests methods for non-ventilated protective clothing against particulate radioactive contamination. The nominal protection factor (100/TILA) is observed: TILA is the total inward leakage, that is to say the relationship, provided in percentage, between the concentration of the particulates inside the garment and the one inside the test chamber. According to the value, the overall is classified as indicated in the chart. |
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Medium value of the total inward leakage in the garment into 3 positions and during all activities (TILA) |
Nominal protection factor 100/ TILA |
3 |
0,2 |
500 |
2 |
2 |
50 |
1 |
20 |
5 |
Direttiva EU 1999/92/CE - ATEX (ATmospheres EXplosibles) |
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The EU Directive 1999/92/CE (Atex Directive) indicates the requirements for safety and health protection of workers potentially at risk from explosive atmospheres. COFRA’s garments comply with all requirements about the materials and the manufacturing indicated by the standard UNI EN 1149-5 (antistatic garments): they avoid that electrostatic discharges cause fires, thus making the garment suitable to be used in ATEX environments. |
TP TC 019/2011 |
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Technical regulation on the safety of Personal Protective Equipment distributed in the territory of the Eurasian Customs Union. |
UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) |
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New product conformity marking, used for most of the products placed on the Great Britain market (England, Wales and Scotland) now covered by regulations and directives for EC marking. |
REACH |
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In order to safeguard the consumers’ health, the European Union issued the REACH regulation (come into force on 1st June 2007) which forbids the use of certain chemicals. COFRA guarantees the compliance of all its garments with the REACH regulation; they do not contain forbidden or limited substances (Aromatic amines and 4-aminobenzoic acid deriving from azo dyes, heavy metals, phthalates, and so on) and, to guarantee it, all garments and accessories used during production are subjected to controls. |
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