Portwest

Portwest leather welding apron SW10, class 2

Name: Portwest leather welding apron SW10, class 2
Brand: Portwest
SKU: 4225
Price: 24.49 EUR
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EN ISO 11611

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The Portwest SW10 covers the front of the torso and upper legs during welding. The leather apron measures 91 × 58 cm and is made from 1.3 mm split cowhide. Para-aramid stitching, adjustable straps and a quick-release ...

Description

Split cowhide with para-aramid stitching

The 1.3 mm split cowhide and para-aramid stitching form the basis of this welding apron. It is specified according to EN ISO 11611 Class 2 (A1). Selection must suit the welding process and workplace exposure.

Adjust and fasten the apron

Adjustable straps help fit the apron to the wearer’s height and the clothing worn underneath. The quick-release fastening makes it easier to put on and remove. The chest pocket has a hook-and-loop fastening.

Condition and care

Before work, check the leather, stitching, straps and fastening for damage. Clean according to the care label. Protective clothing contaminated with oil or other flammable substances must be professionally cleaned or replaced before further welding.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer: Portwest
Model: SW10
Material: Split cowhide
Leather thickness: 1.3 mm
Dimensions: 91 × 58 cm
Size: One Size
Stitching: Para-aramid
Straps: Adjustable
Fastening: Quick-release fastening
Chest pocket: With hook-and-loop fastening
Standard: EN ISO 11611 Class 2 (A1)

Frequently asked questions

Is the apron sufficient as complete welding protective clothing?

It covers part of the front of the body. Depending on the task, the arms, back and other areas require additional suitable welding protective clothing. Eye and face protection must also be selected separately.

How do I check whether the one-size apron fits?

Compare the 91 × 58 cm dimensions with the coverage required and try the apron on over work clothing. After adjusting the straps, check that it remains correctly positioned while moving.

Is Class 2 automatically suitable for every welding process?

The class is one basis for selection. The welding process, spatter exposure, working position and the rest of the protective clothing must also be considered.

What should I check on the leather and stitching?

Tears, open seams or damaged straps may impair performance. Replace a damaged apron before the next use or have it repaired according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Can I continue wearing oil-contaminated leather for welding?

Flammable contamination increases the risk when exposed to sparks. Reuse the apron only after suitable cleaning according to the manufacturer’s instructions; replace clothing that cannot be adequately cleaned.

Technical specifications

Features	Tool pockets
Colour group	Yellow, Black
Brand	Portwest
Material	Leather, Other textile fibres
Standard	EN ISO 11611
Product type	Apron
Protection marking	EN ISO 11611 Class 2
Target group	Unisex