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DX437 - DX4 Hi-Vis Class 1 Winter American Coverall - PortwestDX437 - DX4 Hi-Vis Class 1 Winter American Coverall - Portwest
Portwest DX4 Hi-Vis Class 1 Winter Bib & Brace - Portwest DX437
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BIZ7 - Bizflame Work Hi-Vis Anti-static Coverall - Portwest
Portwest Bizflame Work Hi-Vis Anti-Static Coverall - Portwest BIZ7
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Popular standard combinations in a coverall

The most requested combination is flame-resistant with antistatic, widely worn in industry and by welders. Also check out our separate multinorm jackets if you prefer a two-piece set.

Fully protected with no cold bridge or seam

Because the coverall has no separation at the waist, protection is equally strong everywhere, which matters for work where sparks or chemicals can fall from above.

Frequently asked questions

Which standard combination is most requested for a multinorm coverall?

Flame-resistant combined with antistatic (EN ISO 11612 with EN 1149-5) is the most requested combination, especially in industry.

Is a coverall safer than a separate jacket and trousers?

For risks that can come from above, such as falling sparks, a coverall is safer because there's no vulnerable seam at the waist.

What is the difference between a flame-resistant and a multinorm coverall?

A flame-resistant coverall protects against heat and flames. A multinorm coverall combines that with other properties, such as antistatic, welding protection, arc flash protection or high visibility. You choose multinorm when your workplace has several risks at once. You can find models that are only flame-resistant at flame-resistant coveralls.

What does the arc rating mean for a multinorm coverall?

The arc rating indicates how much energy from an electric arc the fabric blocks before burns occur, expressed in cal/cm². The higher the value, the better the protection. Which value you need follows from the risk analysis of the installation you are working on. The values are listed on the product page.

How do I wash a multinorm coverall?

Follow the care label and do not use fabric softener or bleach, as these can impair the protective properties. Some coveralls are suitable for industrial laundering processes; this is stated on the product page. Wash heavily soiled coveralls in good time, as oil and grease in the fabric can be flammable.

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