Thermal/Freezer - Coveralls

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Orkney Lined Coverall - Portwest S816 PortwestOrkney Lined Coverall - Portwest S816 Portwest
Portwest Orkney Lined Overall - Portwest S816
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€54,04
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Bizflame Rain Hi-Vis Multi Coverall - Portwest S775 PortwestBizflame Rain Hi-Vis Multi Coverall - Portwest S775 Portwest
Portwest Bizflame Rain Hi-Vis Multi Coverall - Portwest S775
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Two-Tone American Coverall - Lined - Portwest S489 PortwestS489ORR - back
Portwest Two-tone Bib and Brace - Lined - Portwest S489
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€45,38
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S485 - Hi-Vis Two-Tone Coverall - Lined - Portwest - Orange/NavyHi-Vis Two-Tone Coverall - Lined - Portwest S485 Portwest
Portwest Hi-Vis Two-Tone Coverall - Lined - Portwest S485
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€66,02
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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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CS12 - Freezer Coverall - Portwest - Navy
Portwest Freezer Overall - Portwest CS12
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€202,95

Protection down to -30 degrees

Our most heavily lined coveralls are tested for use in freezer rooms down to -30 degrees, with snug cuffs at the wrist and ankle to keep cold air out. Also check our separate thermal jackets for more flexibility.

Complete and without cold bridges

Because the coverall has no separation at the waist, no cold bridge forms as it can with a separate jacket and trousers, which is a major advantage especially during extended stationary work in the cold.

Frequently asked questions

Down to what temperature does this coverall protect?

Our most heavily lined coveralls are tested for use in freezer rooms down to -30 degrees.

Is a coverall warmer than a separate jacket and trousers?

Yes, because there's no separation at the waist, no cold bridge forms, which is especially noticeable during extended stationary work in the cold.

What do I wear under a thermal coverall?

Wear breathable layers underneath that wick away moisture, such as thermal underwear or a fleece. Avoid cotton directly on the skin, as it retains sweat and makes you cool down faster. With several thin layers you can regulate your warmth better than with one thick sweater.

Is a thermal coverall also suitable for outdoor work?

Yes, some of the coveralls in this collection are, in addition to EN 342, also tested according to EN 343 and are therefore waterproof. Some models also have high visibility according to EN ISO 20471. These are suitable for outdoor work in winter. The freezer coverall is mainly intended for dry work in cold stores.

How do I maintain a lined coverall?

Follow the care label and wash the coverall only when necessary, as frequent washing can make the insulating padding clump together. Let it dry thoroughly before using it again. Check zips, cuffs and seams, as that is where heat escapes first.

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