Jackets

Multi-norm flame-retardant jackets for industry and welding

A flame-retardant jacket, paired with trousers, is the alternative to a coverall for those who prefer a two-piece outfit. The range covers everyday use in plants, welding, electrical maintenance and work with molten metal.

Which jacket for which hazard

• Heat and flame: EN ISO 11612 uses codes A to F to indicate the type of exposure; molten metal jackets are designed for metal splashes, to be checked against codes D and E on the product page.
• Welding: EN ISO 11611 Class 1 for work with little spatter, Class 2 for more demanding work.
• Electric arc: EN 61482 in Class APC 1 or APC 2; some models also show the cal/cm² value in their name.
• Electrostatic charges with EN 1149-5 and light chemical splashes with EN 13034 Type 6.
• Visibility: EN ISO 20471 Class 3 for high visibility, EN 17353 for enhanced visibility.
• Weather: padded jackets certified to EN 342 against cold and EN 343 models against rain.

Buying advice

Always pair the jacket with flame-retardant trousers carrying the same certifications, so the outfit protects consistently. For shifts in the rain see our flame-retardant waterproof jackets. Women's models and flame-retardant fleece jackets for use as a mid layer are also available.