Welding trousers according to EN ISO 11611
FAQ: BP® Welding Trousers
What does EN ISO 11611 mean for BP® welding trousers?
EN ISO 11611 is the standard for protective clothing used during welding and related processes. BP® welding trousers certified to EN ISO 11611 are designed to help protect against typical welding hazards such as sparks, brief flame contact and low levels of radiant heat.
Do BP® welding trousers protect against molten metal splashes?
BP® welding protective trousers can help protect against small splashes of molten metal that may occur during welding. The exact level of protection depends on the specific model and its certification.
What is special about BP® multinorm welding trousers?
BP® multinorm trousers combine welding protection (EN ISO 11611) with additional standards, e.g. for heat/flame, electric arc, antistatic performance, chemical splash, weather protection or knee protection – depending on the model.
Which additional standards can BP® multinorm trousers meet?
Depending on the model, they may also comply with standards such as EN ISO 11612, EN 61482-2 (APC 1 or 2), EN 1149-5, EN 13034 Type 6, EN 14404, EN 343 and EN 14058.
Are BP® welding trousers suitable for industrial laundering?
Selected BP® welding and multinorm trousers are suitable for industrial laundering according to ISO 15797.
Which colours are BP® welding trousers available in?
Depending on the range, BP® welding protective trousers are available in black, navy and also in high-visibility colours (e.g. yellow/orange).
Does BP® support companies with PPE outfit concepts?
Yes. BP® (Bierbaum-Proenen) supports companies with consulting and the implementation of customised clothing concepts for welding and occupational safety requirements.
