Ladies D59 Flame & Acid Suit – Jacket

Description

Dromex® Ladies D59 flame and acid treated jacket and pants are designed to protect the user from the hazards of accidental flame contact and acid splashes reducing injury when working in hazardous environments. The Dromex® DWL-D59FA pants and jacket is approved to the latest SANS 434 specification and has the SABS permit marking. The D59 drill fabric construction is heavy duty and durable whilst the flame acid garment treatment technology resists the effects of flame contact and acid corrosion offering the user essential protection in the workplace.

The 100% cotton satin weave finish and natural fibre construction makes this garment comfortable and breathable.

This garment consists of the following:

Jacket features:
• Collared jacket with internal hanger loop.
• High visibility flame retardant reflective tape on arms for enhanced visibility when working in poor lighting environments.
• Concealed brass YKK zip closure.
• 2 Open waist pockets and 1 left breast pocket with a Dromex® side winder label and mitred flap with concealed metal press stud closure.
• Bust darts for better fit.
• Side slits for comfortable fit over waist.
• Elasticated sleeve cuffs prevents the risk of loose clothing caught in machinery.
• Seams with triple needle topstitching for added durability.
• Flame retardant and acid resistant embroidery on arm for garment identification.

Special Instructions
None of the materials or processes used in the manufacture of these products are known to be harmful to the wearer.

The manufacturer has examined under the system for ensuring quality of production by means of monitoring and inspection.

These flame and acid garments are designed to accommodate the basic safety requirements and standards for Personal Protective Equipment. The information contained herein is intended to assist the wearer in the selection of personal protective equipment.

Actual conditions of use cannot be directly simulated in a test environ-ment therefore it is the responsibility of the end user and not the manufacturer or supplier to determine the garment suitability for the intended use.

Flame and acid protective garments should be thoroughly inspected before use to ensure no damage is present. Should there be visible damage such as tears or burn holes, it is recommended to replace the garment immediately.