Protective garments should be cleaned regularly,as per recommended instructions. Always wash your Flame Retardant PPE separately to avoid some migration of flammable loose fibers or components. After cleaning the garment, please inspect before re-use.
DO NOT IRON ON PRINTED AREA
Wash at 60°C, do not use detergents containing phosphate or chlorine. Tumble dry allowed. Use dry cleaning agent other than Trichloroethylene. Iron at medium setting. Do not bleach, do not use acids when rinsing.
Flat Dry allowed. Use dry cleaning agent other than Trichloroethylene. Iron at low setting. Do not bleach, do not use acids when rinsing. Wash at 40°C; do not use detergents containing phosphate or chlorine.
Always wash your Flame Retardant PPE separately to avoid some migration of flammable loose fibers or components. Pre washed dirty garments, Make sure that the garments are properly rinse after wash.
Importance should be placed on ensuring gaments are not subjected to damp storage conditions and under direct. Sunlight, as direct sunlight may cause the color to fade. Garment, if unused for 1 year should be washed as per the care instruction before use.
The flame retardant properties of this fabric are guaranteed for the wear life of the garment. Proper wash care instructions have to be followed.
In Incorrect repairs will adversely affect protection and may therefore reduce this garment’s protection below the minimum requirements, to which it was manufactured. Ensure that the garment is repaired with fabric of the specified type only. All accessories are to be replaced using the specified product. Effort must be made to reduce thread exposure where patching is applied on the fabric. Guidance for repairs can be addressed to the manufacturer who will advise as to the correct methods.
The garments can be worn as set and also individually with another flame retardant for complete protection. These garments are suitable when worn for up to 8 hours at an ambiet temperature. Dirty clothing may lead to a reduction in protection. Nonconforming garments to EN ISO 11612 when worn over these.