SIP Protection Basepro Aspin Chainsaw Bib & Braces, Class 1 Type C
Product Overview
Our Aspin C chainsaw bib & brace offering an all-round 360° protection. Resistant thanks to the robust PES/COT outer fabric and the classic SIP Protection triple needle stitching in the back seam. Back bib and front bib which is equipped with a large and functional zip-closure pocket.
Exterior
Key Features
- Front bib with pocket and vertical zipper on the right-hand side, Bib in back
- Front fly with zip closure
- Elasticated backside of the waist, 2 elasticated adjustable braces with buckle closure
- 2 inset pockets, 1 double pocket for measuring equipment and spark plug combination spanner
- Triple-needle stitching on the back seam to the inside leg
Interior
- Polyester – cotton lining (65% Polyester – 35% Cotton 85 g/m²)
- 6 protection layers, 360° around the leg
Wash & Care Instructions
Our products are light, comfortable and easy to maintain. Whenever you have a question on the maintenance of your garment, please carefully read the user instructions that are added to every single packaging.
Fabric
- Water repellent 65% Polyester – 35% cotton outer fabric ± 210 g/m2
Standards
The CE/UKCA marking affixed to a P. P. E. model means that it meets the essential health and safety requirements of theEuropean Regulation 2016/425and theRegulation (EU) 2016/425as they apply in Great Britain, as amended on Personal Protection Equipment (P. P. E.’s) in terms of innocuousness, comfort, robustness, and protection against the claimed risks.
Technical Specifications
| EN ISO 11393-2: 2019 / Class 1 – 20 m/s design C |
| EN ISO 13688: 2013 |
The pictograms that you can find on the inside/outside of your SIP Protection P. P. E., refer to different risk levels. The higher the classification for a parameter, the higher the level of protection. Our personal care for your safety and our constant quality control, especially for P. P. E. of complex design, guarantees our excellent quality performances.
When no Standard is available and/or a model is not a P. P. E., then of course, no CE/UKCA marking is required.
