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E2 / 6
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E
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max. 208 cm²,
e.g. 26 x 8 cm
max. 81 cm²,
e.g. 9 x 9 cm
max. 27,5 cm²,
e.g. 11 x 2,5 cm
Emblems may only be affixed after discussion
with the manufacturer
Before selecting and using protective clothing a mandatory hazard analysis must be
carried out. The analysis must include the type and scope of the risks in the
workplace, working conditions and personal characteristics of the wearer. You will
be supplied in accordance with your requirements.
Instructions for use:
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is designed and manufactured
so that the user can carry out the activity unhindered by the risks associated with
it in accordance with the usage instructions in a manner which is foreseen and as
intended and the user has sufficient protection. Despite the listed usage information
the wearer is always ultimately responsible for their own safety.
Manufacturer´s information
This pictogram means that the user manual must be read
and followed before using the PPE.
The protective clothing fulfils the basic health & safety
requirements. It conforms to Category
II
of EU Regulation 2016/425
Material:
98% aramid / 2% antistatic
Manufacturer: Teamdress Holding GmbH, Brandstücken 27, 22549 Hamburg
Warning:
Protective clothing must be used in accordance with the intended use and
must not be exposed to anything which could impair its safe condition. Dirty
clothing can lead to a reduction in protection. Clothing must always be worn
as a two-piece outfit comprising of dungarees or work trousers with a jacket.
The jacket must be done up. Each additional item of protective clothing must
confirm to the same safety standard. Check the clothing is not damaged
before wearing it. It should be possible for the wearer to put on and take off
other items of PPE, such as gloves and boots, without difficulty.
Shirt
with/without emblem
EN ISO 11612:2015
A1
+A2
B
B1
B3
C
C1
C4
D
D1
D3
E
E1
E3
F
F1
F3
The following standard (EN ISO 11612:2015) specifies the performance require
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ments for protective clothing which are made from flexible materials and designed to
protect the body. The protective clothing protects the wearer from heat and/or flame,
limited flame spread, radiant, convective or contact heat
and molten metal splashes, with the exception of the
hands. The wearer should wear protective clothing such
as gaiters, hoods and overshoes to protect their head
and feet. There are no requirements for visor plates and
breathing apparatus in relation to hoods. Suits that
protect against heat and flame must completely cover
the upper and lower body, neck, arms down to the
wrists and legs down to the ankles.
Convective heat
Radiant heat
Splatters of molten aluminium
Splatters of molten iron
Contact heat
Code
Limited flame spread, protection against
short term contact with flames
A1=Treating the surface with flames
A2=Treating by igniting the edges
Inspection criteria
Performance level
lowest
highest
Protective clothing
Protection against
heat and flame
EN ISO 11612:2015
The protective clothing fulfils the
performance requirements specified in the pictogram:
The types of hazard listed in this standard are divided
into 3 performance levels.
For protection against intensive radiant heat (code C) there is a fourth performance
level which covers high performance materials such
as aluminium and similar materials. The required level of personal
protection should be based on a risk assessment.
Level 1: Exposure to a low risk
Level 2: Exposure to a medium risk
Level 3: Exposure to a high risk
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