Portwest FR Anti-Static Winter Jacket - Red - S

The primary purpose is to provide protection against heat, flame, and static electricity, while also offering significant warmth and high visibility for individuals working in hazardous industrial environments, particularly offshore.

The flame resistance is guaranteed for the life of the garment, provided the care instructions are followed correctly.

The jacket meets EN ISO 11611 Class 2 standards, which is suitable for welding and allied processes. However, specific welding tasks may require different levels of protection based on risk assessment.

Its combination of guaranteed flame resistance, insulation for cold conditions, anti-static properties, and high visibility makes it ideal for the demanding and potentially hazardous environment of offshore operations.

Machine wash at 40°C on a gentle cycle, do not bleach, tumble dry on low, and iron on a medium setting. Avoid dry cleaning and fabric softeners, as these can degrade the protective properties.

The shell fabric is rated 50+ UPF, meaning it blocks over 98% of UV rays.

Yes, it features two front slant chest pockets with flaps for secure storage.

Ensure all zippers and fastenings are closed. Check that the inner waist adjustment is secured. For extreme cold, consider layering appropriate thermal base layers.

Inspect the tape regularly. If damaged, it may compromise visibility. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive abrasion during cleaning. Professional repair or replacement might be necessary for critical safety functions.

While the jacket has anti-static properties, effectiveness can be influenced by environmental factors (humidity) and other clothing worn. Ensure the garment is clean and properly cared for according to instructions.

Ensure the zipper teeth are clean and free of debris. Gently work the zipper up and down. Apply a small amount of graphite (pencil lead) or a specialized zipper lubricant to the teeth if necessary. Ensure the garment is not bunched around the zipper.