Heat Protective Performance – CE Classes
The document provides guidance on selecting heat protective garments based on performance classes for Convective Heat (Code B), Radiant Heat (C), and Contact Heat (F). It emphasizes the importance of conducting a risk assessment by trained personnel as lab results do not guarantee safety in all conditions. Aluminised garments enhance heat resistance through reflective properties, but effectiveness can be compromised if garments are dirty.

Available Styles
The document lists various garment styles including hoods, coveralls, jackets, trousers, gloves, and boots, each with specific codes for identification.

Fabric Construction
The outer layer is made of 545gsm aluminised fibreglass, known for its heat protection and flexibility. The garments are not suitable for fire entry.

Suggested Applications
Industries such as power generation, cement manufacture, foundries, ceramic and glass manufacture, and chemical processing are recommended for these garments.

Heat and Flame Properties
The garments meet several ISO standards for flame spread, heat resistance, and molten metal splash, indicating their effectiveness in protecting against heat and flame.

Mechanical Properties
The garments pass various EN standards for tensile strength, tear resistance, and seam strength.

CE Certification
The garments are certified to EN ISO standards for protective clothing against heat and flame, and for use in welding processes.

Product Summary
The Lakeland ALM Series 300 is designed for high radiant and low ambient temperatures, featuring aluminised glass fabric for protection and flexibility. The garments are oversized for comfort and effectiveness.

Cleaning and Maintenance
Garments should be cleaned with light detergent or dry-cleaning solvents, avoiding certain chemicals. Proper storage in cool, dry areas is essential to maintain garment integrity.

Size Selection
The document provides detailed sizing information for various garment types, emphasizing the importance of choosing oversized garments for optimal protection.

Disposal
Garments can be incinerated or sent to landfill according to local regulations, with special care for chemically contaminated garments.