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The protective work jacket of the Meru collection has a classic look. It is made of durable TenCate TECAPRO™ BG 9025 fabric. The fabric provides high abrasion resistance and is treated with an FR coating that provides good fire protection while keeping the fabric soft and breathable. Fastens with hidden press studs. For a better fit, the width at the ends of the sleeves can be adjusted with a Velcro strap. A chest pocket with a flap and two sewn-in pockets below, which close with a flap, ensure greater functionality. Reflective strips on the shoulder area and at the end of the sleeves ensure good visibility.

The Meru protective work jacket is part of the MULTISAFE WORK LINE line of work clothes that provide protection against combinations of risks to which the worker may be exposed. Clothing with a high level of protection reduces the risk of serious injuries. The cut is classic and suitable for all body types.

Fit: Regular fit
Line: Multisafe work line
Material: TenCate TECAPRO™ BG 9025, FR fabric (79% cotton, 20% polyester, 1% carbon fiber), 260 g/m2
Maintenance: Wash in an industrial washing machine up to 75 °C

Sizes:
S (46)
M (48, 50)
L (52, 54)
XL (56, 58)
XXL (60, 62)

Color: Navy blue
Gender: Unisex
Manufacturer: Lacuna
Standard: EN 13688, EN ISO 11612, EN 11611, EN 1149, EN 61482, EN 13034

Description of standards

EN ISO 13688 specifies the general performance requirements for ergonomics, safety, size marking, ageing, compatibility and markings of protective clothing and information to be provided by the manufacturer of protective clothing.

ISO 11612 specifies performance requirements for protective clothing made of flexible materials designed to protect the wearer's body against heat and/or flame.

EN ISO 11611 describes the minimum requirements for work clothes that protect the wearer against short-circuit welding or similar processes with corresponding risks.

The EN 1149-5 test method specifies requirements for the materials and design of safety clothing with electrostatic properties in order to best protect the wearer.

EN 61482 specifies requirements and test methods to be used for materials and clothing for protective clothing for electricians against the thermal hazards of an electric arc.

EN 13034 specifies performance requirements for protective clothing made of flexible materials designed to protect the wearer's body against small amounts and splashes of liquid chemicals.

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