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sil-Wear The uvex disposable coveralls Protection types TYPE 5/6 TYPE 4 TYPE 3 Art. no. 9874.1 Art. no. 9874.4 uvex sil-Wear 5/6 Art. no. 9874.5 uvex sil-Wear 4 B Art. no. 9874.3 uvex sil-Wear 4 B vibatec Art. no. 9874.0 uvex sil-Wear 3 B uvex sil-Wear 3 B vibatec EN 14605 : 2005 EN 14605 : 2005 EN 14605 : 2005 EN 14605 : 2005 EN 14605 : 2005 EN 14605 : 2005 TYPE 4 TYPE 4 TYPE 3 TYPE 4 TYPE 3 TYPE 4 EN 13982-1 : 2004 EN 13034 : 2005 EN 13982-1 : 2004 EN 13034 : 2005 EN 13982-1 : 2004 EN 13034 : 2005 EN 13982-1 : 2004 EN 13034 : 2005 EN 13982-1 : 2004 EN 13034 : 2005 TYPE 5 TYPE 6 TYPE 5 TYPE 6 TYPE 5 TYPE 6 TYPE 5 TYPE 6 EN 1149-1 : 1995 EN 1149-1 : 2006 EN 1149-1 : 2006 EN 1073-2 : 2002 EN 1149-1 : 2006 EN 1073-2 : 2002 TYPE 5 EN 1149-1 : 1995 TYPE 6 EN 1073-2 : 2002 EN 14126 : 2003 DIN 32781 : 2007 EN 14126 : 2003 EN 14126 : 2003 EN 14126 : 2003 TYPE 4 B TYPE 4 B TYPE 3 B TYPE 3 B particle- tight limited spray-tight limited spray-tight biological barrier pesticide protection limited spray-tight biological barrier antimicrobial active liquid- tight biological barrier liquid-tight biological barrier antimicrobial active 242
sil-Wear Guide to standards and products EEC guideline 89/686 on personal protective equipment (PPE) Depending on the hazard potential the protective clothing is intended to protect against, PPE is divided into 3 categories: Category I: Basic PPE protects against minimal risks. Category II: PPE that cannot be clearly classified under Category 1 or 3 is assigned to Category 2. Category III: PPE of complex design is intended to protect against mortal danger or serious and irreversible injury to health. Chemical-resistant protective clothing comes under PPE category 3. High TYPE 1 TYPE 2 Chemical protection TYPE 3 B vibatec ISO 20743:2007 EN 14126 EN 14605 antimicrobial activity protective clothing against infective agents liquid-tight protective coveralls ( Jet-Test EN 463) EN 14126 protective clothing against infective agents TYPE 3 B EN 14605 liquid-tight protective coveralls ( Jet-Test EN 463) Protective grade TYPE 4 B vibatec ISO 20743:2007 EN 14126 EN 14605 antimicrobial activity protective clothing against infective agents spray-tight protective coveralls (Spray-Test EN 468) EN 14126 protective clothing against infective agents TYPE 4 B EN 14605 spray-tight protective coveralls (Spray-Test EN 468) DIN 32781 protective clothing against pesticides Low TYPE 5/6 ISO 13982-1 EN 13034 particel-tight protective coveralls (protection against solid particles) limited spray-tight protective coveralls (protection against light mist spray) EN 1149-1 Protective clothing with antistatic properties (antistatic function only guaranteed if air humidity > 25%) Type 3 B, 3 B vibatec, 4 B, 4 B vibatec, 5/6 EN 1073-2 Protective clothing against particulate radioactive contamination (no protection against radioactive rays) Type 3 B, 3 B vibatec, 5/6 EN 14126 Protective clothing against infective agents Type 3 B, 3 B vibatec, 4 B, 4 B vibatec DIN EN ISO 20743:2007 Fabric surfaces with specific antibacterial activity Type 3 B vibatec, 4 B vibatec DIN 32781 Protective clothing against pesticides Type 4 B Extract from the Biological agents ordinance (BioStoffV) § 3 Risk groups for biological agents Biological agents shall be classified into four risk groups according to their level of risk or infection emanating from them: Risk group 1: Biological agents which are unlikely to cause human disease. Risk group 2: Biological agents which are unlikely to cause human disease and may be a hazard to workers; they are unlikely to spread to the community; there is usually effective prophylaxis or treatment available. Risk group 3: Biological agents which may cause severe human disease and are a serious hazard to workers; they may present a risk of spreading to the community, but there is usually effective prophylaxis or treatment available. Risk group 4: Biological agents which cause severe human disease and are a serious hazard to workers; they may present a high risk of spreading to the community; there is usually no effective prophylaxis or treatment available. The allocation of individual species to the corresponding category is authoritatively defined and published in the Technical Guidelines for Biological Agents (TRBA). You can find more detailed information about dealing with biological agents under the relevant guidelines and regulations. 243
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