PROTECTIVE CLOTHING - ELECTROSTATIC PROPERTIES
Intended use: Protective clothing that dissipates static electricity as part of a uniform grounding system to prevent ignition discharges.

For whom?
Working posts in potentially explosive atmosphere, i.e. places where explosive atmosphere exists or may occur (a mixture of flammable gases, vapors, mists or dusts with air, which may be subject to rapid combustion after ignition is initiated)

Clothing protecting against heat and flame.
Classification: A1, A2, B, C, D, E, F
Intended use: Clothing to protect against heat and flame.

For whom?
All persons who work in an environment that generates hazards related to flame, hot media and molten metal splashes, for example employees of foundries, refineries, drilling platforms, road and rail, heating plants, power plants, etc.

High visibility clothing (EN 471)
Intended use: Clothing ensuring the user's visibility for operators of vehicles or other mechanical devices in all lighting conditions, both in daylight and in the dark when illuminated by vehicle headlights.

For whom?
Employees whose work requires visual signaling of their presence, e.g. road workers, logistics centers, warehouses, airports, carriers, suitable in every industry where visibility of the working person is crucial for his safety.

Requirements for clothing providing limited protection against liquid chemicals (Type 6 and Type PB [6])
Intended use: Clothing protecting against chemicals of limited effectiveness, intended for use in situations of potential exposure to fine spray, liquid aerosols or splashes of low pressure and volume, against which a total barrier to penetration of liquid is not required.

For whom?
Individuals potentially exposed to small amounts of sprayed liquid and accidental, slight splashing of liquid, for example employees of chemical plants, laboratories, refineries, tanneries, etc.

Protective clothing for welders and employees in related professions
Classification: A1, A2, Class 1, Class 2
Intended use: This type of protective clothing is intended to protect the user against splashes of small drops of molten metal, short-term contact with flame, heat radiation. Minimizes the possibility of electric shock in case of accidental, short-term contact with electric wires up to 100 V.

For whom?
Welders and those exposed to a similar type and level of risk. When choosing clothing for welders, pay attention to the welding technique that is applied and environmental conditions.