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Welding apron in cow split leather with Kevlar stitching

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EN ISO 11611

Size

60x90 70x100 80x110

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This leather apron for welding work covers the front of the torso and thighs. Its cow split leather is approximately 1.2 mm thick and features heat-resistant Kevlar stitching. An adjustable metal buckle provides adjus...

Description

Material and protection area

The apron is made from approx. 1.2 mm cow split leather and covers the torso and thighs. The stitching is made from heat-resistant Kevlar.

Sizes

Available sizes are 60 × 90 cm, 70 × 100 cm and 80 × 110 cm. Choose according to body height, working position and the coverage required.

Fastening, use and care

Put the apron on and adjust it with the metal buckle. Selection for welding work depends on the process and complete product marking. Follow the care information on the label and carefully wipe off light soiling with a damp cloth.

Technical specifications

Material: Cow split leather
Leather thickness: approx. 1.2 mm
Stitching: Heat-resistant Kevlar
Fastening: Adjustable metal buckle
Protection area: Torso and thighs
Sizes: 60 × 90 cm, 70 × 100 cm, 80 × 110 cm
Standards: EN 11611, EN 13688
Care: Follow the label’s care information; wipe with a damp cloth if required

Frequently asked questions

Which of the three apron sizes is right for my work?

The available sizes are 60 × 90, 70 × 100 and 80 × 110 cm. Compare the measurements with the coverage required for the torso and thighs. Consider your typical working position; the apron must not restrict walking or bending.

Is the apron sufficient as standalone welding clothing?

No. It covers only part of the body. Depending on the task, the arms, back, legs and feet require additional suitable protective clothing and equipment.

Is the apron automatically suitable for every welding process?

Selection depends on the complete protection class, process and workplace exposure. The EN 11611 specification alone is not a blanket approval for all welding or foundry work.

How should I check the leather apron before use?

Check the leather, Kevlar stitching and metal buckle for tears, open areas and secure operation. Adjust the apron so the required areas remain covered in the working position.

Can I machine-wash the leather apron?

Follow the care information on the product. Do not machine-wash it without corresponding approval. Light soiling can be carefully removed with a damp cloth.

Technical specifications