Do your employees have to deal with potential risks of flames, heat, sparks, metal splashes, chemicals and the risk of explosion on a daily basis? Then we recommend the very best protection by wearing multinorm work clothing. Here we tell you what things you should pay attention to when purchasing the right multinorm work clothing.
What is Multinorm workwear?
Multinorm work clothing complies with several European Standards (EN). This means that with this clothing your employees are optimally protected against risks that may occur in the working environment. These can be weather elements such as cold, wind, rain or UV radiation. But also open flames or dangerous chemicals. Many of our multinorm items comply with the EN ISO 20471 standard and therefore offer good visibility, both during the day and at night. That is why fluorescent and reflective elements are used according to the highest standards.
Standards
As you have read, Multinorm means that the clothing complies with several EN standards. To indicate and standardize the degree of protection of work clothing for different work-related risks, there are various standards for work clothing. Each standard indicates for which risk or danger and to what extent the work clothing offers protection to the wearer. Here you will find a list of the most common EN standards so that you know which requirements are important.
EN ISO 20471: High Visibility
This standard specifies the requirements for high visibility work clothing. The choice and use is based on the risk the wearer runs during work.
EN ISO 14116: Limited flame spread
Protective clothing certified to this standard provides limited protection against heat and flames. This is used among other things, for rainwear, high-vis vests and knee pads.
EN ISO 11612: Protection against heat and flame
Protective clothing according to EN ISO 11612 provides protection against limited contact with flames and heat, radiation, molten splashes or a combination of these.
EN 61482: Protection against thermal effects of electric arc
Clothing with this standard provides protection when exposed to an electric arc.
EN 13034: Protection against liquid chemicals
Work clothing with EN 13034 protects the wearer during limited contact with liquid chemicals.
EN 1149: Protection against electrostatic properties
Clothing with this standard has an anti static effect. The clothing prevents the formation of sparks that can cause explosions.
EN 11611: Protection for use in welding and related processes
This clothing provides protection against small splashes of molten metal and accidental flame contact during welding work.
EN 342: Protection against cold
Provides protection against cold. The requirements relate to thermal insulation, air permeability and waterproofness.
EN 343: Protection against rain
Work clothing according to EN 343 standard provides protection against rain, snow, fog and humidity. This classification is based on waterproofing and water vapor permeability.
Buy Multinorm
At Unishore Workwear we have a wide choice multinorm work clothing from brands such as Roots, Havep, Tricorp and Blaklader that offer you quality in every layer of clothing. Curious about what other options we have to offer you? Then view all our Multinorm work clothing.