Protective Clothing Reusable Protective Clothing Our range of technical clothing is designed to protect individuals in many risk situations and varied environments: maintenance, chemical, petrochemical, refinery, energy, steelworks, foundry, fire, etc. Standards EN 340:2003: general requirements Reference standard that cannot be used alone but only in combination with another standard containing requirements relating to protection performance. This European Standard specifies the general performance requirements of protective clothing with regard to ergonomics, harmlessness, sizing, durability, ageing, compatibility and marking of protective clothing as well as information provided by the manufacturer. This reference standard cannot be used alone and should always be used in combination with another standard which contains the requirements relating to the protection performance. All Honeywell clothing complies with the EN 340 standard. PROTECTION AGAINST HEAT AND/OR FLAMES EN ISO 14116:2008 (formerly EN 533:1997): Heat protection clothing. EN ISO 11612:2008 (formerly EN 531:1995): Heat and flame protection clothing. Performance level Classes 1 2 3 4 A Limited flame spread EN ISO 15025 Compliant if: no flame, no holes, no flammable residue B Resistance to convective heat ISO 9151 HTI* value 24 (in seconds) >4 and <10 >10 and < 20 C Resistance to radiant heat ISO 6942 Heat transmission factor RHTI* 24 (in seconds) >7 and <20 D Resistance to molten aluminum splashes ISO 9185 (in droplets) >100 and <200 >200 and <350 >350 E Resistance to molten iron splashes ISO 9185 (in droplets) >60 and <120 >120 and <200 >200 F Contact heat ISO 12127 Threshold (in seconds) >5 and <10 >10 and <15 >15 *HTI: Heat Transfer Index. >20 >20 and <50 >50 and <95 >95 **RHTI: Radiant Heat Transfer Index. EN ISO 11611:2007 (formerly 470-1: 1995). Protective clothing used for welding and allied processes Performance level Type of tests and reference standards Class 1 Heat transfer (rays): ISO 6942 (2002) PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTROSTATIC HAZARDS ≥ 25g RHTI 24 ≥ 7 s RHTI 24 ≥ 16 s EN 471 Electrostatic properties. Requirements for the performance of materials and design. High visibility clothing for professional use. PROTECTION FROM THE WEATHER EN 13034:2009: Type 6 EN 343:2003 Protective clothing offering limited protection against liquid chemicals. Protective clothing for the rain at a temperature. above -5°C. For all teams working outdoors (Building and Public Works, etc.). PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE 282 HIGH VISIBILITY CLOTHING EN 1149-5:2008 PROTECTION AGAINST CHEMICAL HAZARDS Class 2 ≥ 15g Impact of splashes (droplets: g): ISO 9150 (1988) PROTECTION AGAINST ARCING EN 469:2005 IEC 61482-2:2009 Protective clothing for firefighters and for fire-fighting. Protective clothing against thermal hazards of an electric arc. www.honeywellsafety.com Class 1: > 4 KA (500ms, 30cm) - Class 2 > 7 KA (500ms, 30cm).