The Portwest ST43 microporous sleeve cover offers a reliable barrier for professionals working in high-risk environments. This disposable sleeve cover is specifically designed to protect the forearms against liquids and fine particles. Thanks to the breathable material, comfort remains optimal during intensive work. The protectors are ideal for situations where hygiene and personal safety in the workplace are an absolute priority.
For which specific tasks is this microporous sleeve cover suitable?
These protective sleeves are excellent for use in laboratories, the chemical industry, and the food industry. Wherever employees are at risk of coming into contact with light chemical splashes or where strict hygiene is required, this product provides the necessary barrier.
The material prevents liquids and airborne particles from reaching the wearer's clothing or skin. This ensures the wearer remains effectively protected against superficial contamination and potential hazards during laboratory tests or industrial production processes.
What do the EN 13034 and EN 1149 standards mean for this microporous sleeve cover?
The EN 13034 Type PB [6] standard indicates that this product offers partial body protection against liquid chemicals, specifically against light mists and splashes. The EN 1149-5 standard confirms that the material possesses antistatic properties.
This means that the build-up of electrostatic charge is reduced, which is crucial in environments with explosion hazards or sensitive electronics. With these certifications, the product meets the strict European requirements for personal protective equipment within the CE-CAT III category.
The elastic cuffs at both ends ensure a comfortable and secure fit, preventing the sleeves from slipping and ensuring constant protection.
Features:
- Designed with a comfortable fit
- Elasticated cuffs for a secure fit
- Sales unit 150 pairs
- CE-CAT III
- CE certified
- UKCA marked
- This product is sold in pairs
- This product is sold by outer carton
Standards: EN 13034 Type PB [6], EN 1149 -5
