Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear

Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear

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Materials	Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear Dupont special fabric, resistant to the penetration of many chemicals like benzene, xylol, etc. Double safety stitched seams Concealed zippers Multi-concealed front opening which could effectively prevent chemicals from entering Elasticated hood, wrist, waist and ankles Thread overlocked seams
Feature	Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear Double -stitched seams for enhanced durability Extremely durable and resistant to tear and easy to maintain
Type	Coverall Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear
Size	Both European and Asian sizes available, or made to custom sizes Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear
Colors	Silver Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear
Applications	Any environment where exposed to chemicals Chemical Coveralls Chemical Protective Workwear

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COVERALL WITH EUROPE SIZE CHART
SIZE	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL	XXXXL	XXXXXL
Top-half Length	50	51	52	53	54	56	57	57
Collar	43	44	45	46	47	48	48	49
Chest	114	118	122	126	130	134	138	142
Sleeve Length	93	97	99	99	102	109	112	114. 5
Sleeve Bicep	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31
Sleeve Opening	12. 5	12. 5	13	13	13. 5	13. 5	14	14
Waist	106	110	114	118	122	126	130	134
Front Rise	30	31	32	33	34	34	35	35
Side-seam Length	79	79	82	82	84	84	86	86
Bottom Opening	23	23. 5	24	24. 5	25	25	25. 5	25. 5
Hip	110	114	118	122	126	130	134	138

Protera® of Dupont is the most popular material of arc flash protective apparel currently in the world. It's applied to electric utility industries, etc. and it's popular in the groups of professional electrical workers, etc.

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Brand: C&G
Model: CG-500BA3
Color: Blue
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL
Standard: EN14235:2018
Material: PP+PE coated Non-woven fabric 45±2 g/㎡
Packaging: 80pcs /ctn, 1 Piece /poly bag

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