» Products » Optimum

Optimum

Pvc-coated oxford polyester high visibility 4 in 1 parka

Colour

Fluorescent yellow-Navy blueFluorescent orange-Navy blue

Size

SMLXLXXL3XL

The product complies with the European Directive 89/686, notably regarding ergonomics, innocuousness, comfort and with standards :

PVC-COATED OXFORD POLYESTER HIGH VISIBILITY 4 IN 1 PARKA

Parka 4 in 1: removable bodywarmer. Parka :Waterproof seams. Fastening with zip under storm flap. Fixed hood. Polar fleece collar. High visibility: Class 3 – Silver colour – Shoulder-belt and parallel assembly. 4 pockets. Removable jacket :Waterproof seams. Removable sleeves. High visibility: Class 2 – Silver colour – Shoulder-belt assembly. 4 pockets.

PVC-coated Oxford polyester fabric. Fixed polyester Taffeta lining.
PVC-coated Oxford polyester removable bodywarmer with removable sleeves in polyester polar fleece. Quilted polyester Taffeta lining.
Retro-reflective sewn bands.

15/02/16

  • Construction / Civil engineering
  • Light industry
  • Second work / craftsman
  • Services / Logistics
  • Cold / Weather
  • High vis
  • Reference pcb Colour Size
    OPTIMJMPT 10 Fluorescent yellow-Navy blue S
    OPTIMJMTM 10 Fluorescent yellow-Navy blue M
    OPTIMJMGT 10 Fluorescent yellow-Navy blue L
    OPTIMJMXG 10 Fluorescent yellow-Navy blue XL
    OPTIMJMXX 10 Fluorescent yellow-Navy blue XXL
    OPTIMJM3X 10 Fluorescent yellow-Navy blue 3XL
    OPTIMOMPT 10 Fluorescent orange-Navy blue S
    OPTIMOMTM 10 Fluorescent orange-Navy blue M
    OPTIMOMGT 10 Fluorescent orange-Navy blue L
    OPTIMOMXG 10 Fluorescent orange-Navy blue XL
    OPTIMOMXX 10 Fluorescent orange-Navy blue XXL
    OPTIMOM3X 10 Fluorescent orange-Navy blue 3XL
  • EN340:2003 General requirements
  • Reference standard, not for use alone, but only in association with another standard containing the protection performance requirements. This standard specifies general performance requirements for ergonomics, innocuousness, size designation, durability, ageing, compatibility and marking of protective clothing and the information to be supplied by the manufacturer with the protective clothing.
  • EN343:2003 A1:2007 Protective garment against rain exposures
    • Resistance of the Penetration of water (1 to 3)
    • 3 Resistance of the Penetration of water (1 to 3) - Parka
    • 1* Evaporative resistance (1 to 3)
    This standard specifies the requirements and test methods applicable to the materials and seams of protective clothing against foul weather (for example precipitation in the form of rain or snow), fog and ground humidity. • THERMAL RESISTANCE (Rct) IN M².K/W : Measurement of the thermal insulation provided. Divided into 3 classes (from 1 to 3) from the least insulating to the most insulating. The higher the value, the greater the thermal insulation. • WATER VAPOUR RESISTANCE (Ret) IN (M².PA)/W : Measures the evaporative resistance, i.e. the product’s obstacle to the passage of water vapour, or the barrier it offers to evaporation of transpiration on the surface of the skin. The higher a product’s water vapour resistance, the greater this product’s barrier to the passage of water vapour: A breathing product has a low water vapour resistance. Divided into 3 classes (from 1 to 3) from the least breathable to the most breathable. • AIR PERMEABILITY (AP) IN mm/s : Determines the complex’s permeability to air. Divided into 3 classes (from 1 to 3) from the least airtight to the most airtight. • RESISTANCE TO WATER PENETRATION (WP) IN PASCAL: Measurement of the outer material and seams’ resistance to water penetration under a water pressure of (980+/-50) Pa/min. Divided into 3 levels (1 to 3) from the least impermeable to the most impermeable. • RESULTANT EFFECTIVE THERMAL INSULATION: Measured on moving dummy (/cler) or on non moving dummy (/cle). The thermal insulation coefficient, expressed in m2.K/W, is used to determine the optimum usage temperature of the garment in relation to the individual’s activity and his exposure time. Thermal insulation is measured with undergarments of type : – (B) for ensembles (Undershirt with long sleeves, long underpants, socks, bootee + thermojacket, thermopants, knitted gloves, balaclava). – (R) for garments (Undershirt with long sleeves, long underpants, socks, bootees, jacket, trousers, shirt, knitted gloves, balaclava). – (C) provided by the manufacturer.
  • EN471:2003 /A1:2007 High-visibility warning clothing for professional use - Test methods and requirements
    • Class of clothing (1 to 3)
    • 3 / 2 Garment class (1 to 3) - Parka/Bodywarmer
    • 2 Performance level of the retro-reflective material (1 to 2)
    This standard specifies the requirements for protective clothing aiming to signal the presence of the wearer visually, so that he may be detected and seen in hazardous situations, in all conditions of daylight, and night under illumination of car headlights. There are three classes of high-visibility clothing. Each class must have minimum surfaces of visible material constituting the garment; the higher the class, the more visible the garment: – CLASS 1: Background material (Fluorescent): 0.14 m² Retroreflective material (Bands): 0.10 m² – CLASS 2 : Background material (Fluorescent): 0.50 m² Retroreflective material (Bands): 0.20 m² – CLASS 3: Background material (Fluorescent): 0.80 m² Retroreflective material (Bands): 0.20 m² Background material: Yellow, orange/red or red fluorescent material intended to be highly conspicuous. Retroreflective material: Classified into 2 levels. The highest level of retroreflection gives the best contrast and visibility of high-visibility clothing seen in darkness, under headlamps. Marking: X : Class of high visibility surface (from 1 to 3) X : Performance level of the retro-reflective material (1 to 2)