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WHY IT MATTERS 

When engineering controls reach their limit, workwear becomes the final managed barrier 

Chemical and pharmaceutical sites are designed to reduce exposure through closed systems, ventilation, automation, permits and safe operating procedures. But residual risk remains wherever workers still need to inspect, sample, clean, connect, disconnect, maintain or respond.

In those moments, workwear is not just PPE. It becomes part of the safety process, the compliance file and the daily workflow – helping protect people, output and operational continuity
 

Check Selected for actual substances and exposure scenarios 
Check Managed across the full garment lifecycle 
CheckBuilt to support safety, compliance and continuity 
 
StandardProtection areaWhat this means for your site
EN 13034 Type 6 (base) Limited liquid chemical splash protection Supports defined limited splash scenarios, but does not replace substance-specific assessment or provide a full chemical barrier
EN ISO 11612 Heat and flame Relevant where heat or flame hazards are part of the site risk profile
EN 1149-5Electrostatic properties Helps manage electrostatic dissipation where static discharge is a defined risk
IEC / EN 61482-2Arc flashRelevant where electrical work or plant infrastructure creates arc flash exposure risk
EN ISO 11611 Class 1 Light welding protection Relevant where light welding tasks are part of the operational risk profile
EN ISO 20471High visibilitySupports certified visibility in higher-risk operational areas
EN 17353Enhanced visibilitySupports enhanced visibility depending on the garment line, workplace conditions and intended use

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