PW425

Portwest Bizflame™ Anti-Static Coverall

STYLE PW425 · SUPPLIED PLAIN

From £77.69inc VAT

Conforms to EN ISO 11612 A1 + A2, B1, C1, E2 and F1. EN ISO 11611 class 2, A1 + A2. EN 11449-5.

350 gsm2 colours

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£8 + applicable VAT DPD delivery (£9.60 at 20% VAT). Free on garment orders over £250 ex VAT.
Order before 3pm for next working day on eligible, confirmed stock. Delivery details

Stock shortage? Here’s what happens.

If any items are short of stock, available items will be dispatched the same working day where the 3pm cut-off allows. We will email you the shortage and supplier due-in date when known. Out-of-stock items will be refunded and kept as backorder requests in your account. When stock returns, we will notify you so you can confirm and pay for the refunded items again. Backorder parcels have free delivery.

GET TO KNOW YOUR BLANK

Portwest Bizflame™ Anti-Static Coverall: the details.

Portwest Bizflame™ Anti-Static Coverall (PW425) is a plain coverall from Portwest, available in 2 colours and 6 size options. The supplier lists 99% cotton/1% carbon fibre. fabric with a 350 gsm weight. Choose your colour and size to see the exact price and available garment photographs.

Conforms to EN ISO 11612 A1 + A2, B1, C1, E2 and F1.
EN ISO 11611 class 2, A1 + A2.
EN 11449-5.
IEC 61482-2 IEC 61482-1-2 class 1.
ASTM F1959/F1959M-12 APTV=13.6 CAL/CM2.
Flame resistant finish.
UPF 50+.
Flame resistant hi-vis tape on shoulders, arms and lower legs.
Concealed two way front metal zip with stud closure.
Two radio loops.
Pen pocket on left arm.
Two slanted, concealed chest zip pockets.
Partially elasticated waistband.
Two side pockets.
Rear pockets with stud flap closure.
Adjustable cuffs.
Ruler pocket.
Knee pad pockets.
Triple stitched seams.
Branded.

Colours and sizes can have different prices, specifications and delivery status. Product images are supplier photographs; screen colours are a guide rather than an exact colour match.

FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA

A starting point for makers.

Cotton-containing fabric can be a useful starting point for a print project. Match the ink or transfer system to the selected colour and composition, and test a sample before committing to a run.