DIN EN 13034-6
Protective clothing against liquid chemicals - Type 6
Protection against potentially hazardous working conditions holds a central significance in various industries. Particularly in workplaces where contact with liquid chemicals is unavoidable, the selection and use of appropriate protective clothing play a crucial role. The EN 13034-6 standard establishes clear requirements for protective clothing against liquid chemicals of Type 6. This standard not only defines performance characteristics but also serves as a guideline for the selection and deployment of suitable protective clothing to safeguard workers from potential risks. In this introduction, we will delve into the requirements and features of protective clothing according to EN 13034-6, aiming to gain a deeper understanding of the importance of this standard in the context of occupational safety.
THE 6 TYPES OF EN 13034 QUICKLY EXPLAINED
There are 6 types in EN 13034, which are categorised according to the level of risk from exposure. Type 1 corresponds to the highest risk class and type 6 to the lowest risk class:
- Type 1: Gas-tight suits (EN 943-1 / EN 943-2)
- Type 2: Non-gas-tight suits (EN 943-1)
- Type 3: Liquid-tight suits (EN 14605 / jet test)
- Type 4: Spray-tight suits (EN 14605 / spray test)
- Type 5: Particle protective clothing (EN ISO 13982-1)
- Type 6: Protective clothing against small splashes
Work jackets according to DIN EN 13034-6
You will find a small selection of standard-compliant protective equipment here.
Work trousers according to DIN EN 13034-6
You will find a small selection of standard-compliant protective equipment here.
Bib & braces according to DIN EN 13034-6
You will find a small selection of standard-compliant protective equipment here.