Supertech Antistatic Work Shirt MC5919 is a shirt or polo for workplaces that need controlled electrostatic dissipation. It combines antistatic performance with a documented level of limited chemical splash protection, subject to the complete site risk assessment.
Protection summary
- Electrostatic dissipative performance to EN 1149-5
- Limited partial body chemical splash performance to EN 13034 PB[6]
- High visibility performance to EN ISO 20471
- Flame and heat protection under the standards listed below
- Electric arc thermal protection under EN 61482-2
Applications
- Mining and mineral processing maintenance
- Utilities, infrastructure and industrial field work
- Petrochemical and process industry tasks subject to site assessment
Garment features
- (fluorescent part) and contrasting blue fabric made of 54% modacrylic, 44% cotton, 2% antistatic fibre, weight 180 g/m².
- With set-in sleeves, cuffs with hook-and-loop and covered snap button closure, opening with covered snap buttons, two chest pockets with flap fastened with covered snap buttons.
- The shirt is featuring loops on chest to attach gas detector.
- Double reflective band around waist and sleeves.
- EN ISO 20471 Class 2: = 0.50 m² Fluorescent material; = 0.13 m² Retro-reflective material.
Fabric, sizes and colours
| Fabric |
Shirt with fabric made of 54% modacrylic, 44% cotton, 2% antistatic fibre, weight 180 g/m² |
| Size range |
37 – 50 |
| Product code |
MC5919ED |
Standards and selection notes
- EN 1149-5
- EN ISO 11612 Limited Flame Spread:A1+A2 Convective Heat:B1 Radiant Heat:C1 Contact Heat:F1
- EN ISO 20471 Class:2
- EN 13034 Type:6[PB6]
- EN 61482-2 APC:1
- EN 1149-5 addresses electrostatic dissipation as part of a properly earthed clothing system. It does not provide protection from mains electricity.
- PB[6] is limited partial body chemical splash protection. It is not protection against liquid jets, immersion or every acid.
- Confirm Australian and site specific visibility requirements before issue.
Technical documents
Declarations, technical documents and sizing information are available from ProfTek for application review.
Related garments
ProfTek can help assemble compatible Supertech garments and supporting PPE for the complete task.
Frequently asked questions
Does antistatic clothing protect against electric shock?
No. EN 1149-5 concerns electrostatic charge dissipation and does not provide protection from mains electricity.
Does limited splash protection cover every chemical?
No. The current SDS, chemical concentration, temperature and likely exposure must be reviewed before selection.
Can ProfTek help with other antistatic garments?
Yes. The wider range includes different garment types and protection combinations for industrial applications.
Discuss your workwear requirement
Need a different garment or protection combination? ProfTek can review the wider SIR antistatic and multinorm workwear range. Send us the task, required standards, size range and the current SDS where chemicals are involved.
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