Portwest S433 IONA Lite Hi Vis Traffic Jacket

Features:

• CE certified
• Reflective tape for increased visibility
• Quilt lined for thermal insulation
• Storm flap front to protect against the elements
• Fleece lined collar to trap the heat and increase warmth
• Print access for corporate branding
• 5 pockets for ample storage
• Drawcord hood and hem for a secure and comfortable fit
• Durable and waterproof jacket with sealed seams
• 50+ UPF rated fabric to block 98% of UV rays
• Concealed mobile phone pocket
• Radio loop for easy clipping of a radio
• Two-way zip for quick and easy access
• Waterproof with taped seams preventing water penetration
• Waterproof keeping the wearer dry and protected from the elements

Fabric:

• Outer: 100% Polyester, 300D Oxford Weave with a stain resistant finish, PU Coated 190g
• Lining: 100% Polyester, 60g
• Padding: 100% Polyester, 170g

Standards

• EN 343 Class 3:1 X WP 15,000mm
• EN 342 0.349M². K/W (B), 2, X
• EN 17353 Type B3

Washcare

Documentation

• Datasheets
• Declaration of Conformity (EU)
  Declaration of Conformity (UK)
• Usersheet
  - 6USP
  - 6USP
• EN Certificate (EU)
• Sizing Chart
• OEKO-TEX® Certificate - Cert Number: 21.HMM.48610

EN 343 – Protective Clothing, Protection Against Rain

EN 343 is the harmonised European standard that applies to garments worn in adverse weather conditions. It specifies the characteristics of protective clothing against the influence of foul weather, wind and coll above –5 Degrees. The standard provides for two parameters: (Example - Class 3:1)

X = (3) = Waterproofness (3 Levels) 3 is the highest

Y = (1) Breathable Properties (3 Levels) 3 is the highest

EN 342 - Protective Clothing - Ensembles and Garments for Protection Against Cold

En 342 is the harmonised European Standard that specifies requirements and test methods for performance of clothing ensembles (i.e two piece suits or coveralls) and of single garments for protection against cold environment

Garments are tested under the following performance pararmeters as shown below.

Thermal Insultation

This is tested on a moving manniquin. The unit of measurement is ICler and is stated in m2. it measures the amount of energy per square metre required to maintain warmth - the higher the number, the better the rating.

X indicates the Thermal Insultation test on a stationary manniquin and is not a compulsory part of the standard. The Unit of measurement is Icle and is stated in m2.

Air Permeability

Air Permeability measures the ease with which the air can pass through the material. it is a measure of how wind proof the garment is and again the higher the number the better the result. The Air Permability on example below achieves a Class 3.

Resistance to Water Penetration

The final result is Resistance to Water penetration, which achieves a Class 2 below. This is an optional test. Results shown below are for S485 Hi-Vis Contrast Coverall.

0.420m2.K/WW(B)  (Thermal Insulation)

X                                (Thermal Insulation on Mannequin) 

2                                (Air Permeability)

3                                (Resistance to Water Penetration)

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