Offering complete lower body and chest protection, the Bizweld Bib and Brace garment has been designed with the safety and protection of the wearer in mind.
It has been constructed with a large chest flap pocket in the front for carrying tools or personal belongings and also boasts two side pockets, a back hip pocket with flap and a rule pocket. The adjustable elasticated straps offer maximum comfort and a perfect fit.
Protection against radiant, convective and contact heat.
Dark Blue Bib & Brace Dungaree/Overalls - Small-XXXL - Portwest UK
Dark Blue Bib & Brace Dungaree/Overalls - Small-XXXL - Portwest UK
Offering complete lower body and chest protection, the Bizweld Bib and Brace garment has been designed with the safety and protection of the wearer in mind.
It has been constructed with a large chest flap pocket in the front for carrying tools or personal belongings and also boasts two side pockets, a back hip pocket with flap and a rule pocket. The adjustable elasticated straps offer maximum comfort and a perfect fit.
Protection against radiant, convective and contact heat.
Offering complete lower body and chest protection, the Bizweld Bib and Brace garment has been designed with the safety and protection of the wearer in mind.
It has been constructed with a large chest flap pocket in the front for carrying tools or personal belongings and also boasts two side pockets, a back hip pocket with flap and a rule pocket. The adjustable elasticated straps offer maximum comfort and a perfect fit.
Protection against radiant, convective and contact heat.
Certified protection against molten metal splash.
Chest pocket with stud closure.
Adjustable straps for a secure fit.
Back pocket.
Rule pocket.
Durable, strong and long lasting brass zip.
Twin-stitched seams for extra durability.
5 pockets for ample storage.
40+ UPF rated fabric to block 98% of UV rays.
CE-CAT III.
CE certified.
UKCA marked.
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Environmental and/or social benefits
This product is Oeko-Tex certified, which guarantees that textiles are harmless to health.
