Aluminised Aramid Back Open Coat
| Outer Layer | Made out of 460 GSM Premium Aluminized Para-aramid knitted blend fabric tested & certified as per latest European norms EN ISO 11612:2015 & meet the class A1,A2, B2, C4,D3, E3. |
| Inner Layer: | 100% Cotton FR Fabric certified to EN ISO 11612 , A1, B1, C1, C4. |
| Design & Features | Full sleeves with back side open apron for better breathability & Comfort in extreme hot condition The entire apron is stitched with mechanically strong aramid thread confirming to EN 388, EN 407 thread. Apron comes with Velcro provision on back side for size adjustment Light weight garments, hence allow us to work longer duration & increase productivity of person |
Test & Certifications
EN ISO 11612:2015, EN ISO 11612:2015,
Passes Level- A1, B1, C4, D3, E3, F1.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is an Aluminised Aramid Back Open Coat?
An Aluminised Aramid Back Open Coat is protective clothing designed for industrial environments where workers may be exposed to radiant heat and high-temperature conditions. It combines an aluminised outer surface with an aramid-based protective material and a back-open design for specific workplace requirements.
2. What are the applications of an Aluminised Aramid Back Open Coat?
An Aluminised Aramid Back Open Coat may be used in suitable industrial applications such as foundries, metal processing facilities, glass manufacturing plants, and other workplaces where radiant heat protection is required. Suitability depends on the workplace hazard assessment and the product's specified protection level.
3. What are the benefits of an aluminised surface on an aramid protective coat?
The aluminised surface helps reflect radiant heat, while the aramid material provides heat-resistant properties. Together, these materials are intended to support worker protection in appropriate high-temperature environments when the coat is selected and used according to its specifications.
4. How should an Aluminised Aramid Back Open Coat be selected?
Select the coat based on the workplace risk assessment, heat exposure, garment coverage requirements, fit, and compatibility with other personal protective equipment (PPE). Confirm the product specifications with the manufacturer or supplier before use.
5. How should an Aluminised Aramid Back Open Coat be maintained?
Inspect the coat before and after use for damage, worn areas, loose stitching, or deterioration of its aluminised surface. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning, storage, inspection, and replacement instructions to help maintain the garment's intended performance.