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Portwest Bizweld™ Flame Resistant Trousers  garment front viewPW455
Portwest

Portwest Bizweld™ Flame Resistant Trousers

STYLE PW455 · SUPPLIED PLAIN

From £31.18inc VAT

Conforms to EN ISO 11612 A1 + A2, B1, C1, E1 and F1. EN ISO 11611 class 1, A1 + A2. NFPA® 70E.

330 gsm1 colours

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Portwest Bizweld™ Flame Resistant Trousers: the details.

Portwest Bizweld™ Flame Resistant Trousers (PW455) is a plain trousers from Portwest, available in 1 colours and 12 size options. The supplier lists 100% cotton. fabric with a 330 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, E1 and F1.
  • EN ISO 11611 class 1, A1 + A2.
  • NFPA® 70E.
  • ASTM F1959/F1959M-12 APTV=11.2 CAL/CM2.
  • Flame resistant finish.
  • UPF 50+.
  • Part elasticated waistband with belt loops.
  • Zip fly with hook and bar over.
  • Two side pockets.
  • Ruler pocket.
  • Twin needle seams.
  • Co-ordinates with PW453.

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.

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