Portwest Anti-Static ESD Coat - Grey - Large

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The Portwest Anti-Static ESD Coat is designed for professionals and hobbyists working in sensitive electronic environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection is critical. This garment provides reliable protection through integrated carbon fiber technology, ensuring the safety of delicate components while maintaining wearer comfort with its lightweight cotton construction. While it is an essential tool for electronic assembly and lab work, users should ensure the coat is worn correctly and grounded according to their specific site safety protocols for maximum effectiveness.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Cotton |
| Model Part Number | AS10ZORL |
| Brand | Portwest |
No, this coat is designed for ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) protection, not arc flash or high-voltage electrical protection.
Yes, it is machine washable, but ensure the wash cycle does not exceed 60C and avoid using bleach or fabric softeners.
The garment is CE certified to EN 61340-5-1 and EN 1149-5 for static dissipation.
Yes, the coat is made from cotton, which provides excellent breathability compared to synthetic materials, keeping you comfortable during long shifts.
The lower patch pockets are designed for small tools and supplies, while the two-tiered chest pocket is specifically engineered to keep pens and small instruments organized.
Yes, the Portwest Anti-Static ESD range is available in several variations including Blue, Navy, and White depending on specific model availability.
Ensure you are not using fabric softeners when washing, as these mask the carbon fiber properties.
Trim loose threads carefully with scissors, but if the weave is compromised near carbon fibers, the garment may need replacement to ensure safety.
To ensure the coat maintains its anti-static properties, avoid using fabric softeners during laundry cycles, as these can coat the conductive fibers and negate their effectiveness. Wash the garment at 60C using standard detergents to remove contaminants. Always inspect the fabric for tears or loose threads before use; damaged areas may compromise the integrity of the ESD protection. For maximum safety, pair this coat with other ESD-compliant personal protective equipment and ensure that your workstation is properly grounded. When wearing, keep the coat buttoned to maintain continuous contact with the wearer's body and ensure a proper dissipative path.