Standards and Specifications
The document outlines protective clothing standards EN 1073-2 and EN 1149-5, with additional specifications for Type 5 (EN 13982-1) and Type 6 (EN 13034) garments. These standards ensure protection against particulate radioactive contamination and electrostatic discharge.

Design Features
The clothing includes a self-adhesive zip flap for enhanced protection, a breathable back panel to reduce heat stress, and a jersey wrist for comfort. The hood is designed with three panels for greater freedom of movement. Bound seams provide a seal against liquid projections and fine dust, while a triangle of comfort at the crotch enhances resistance. The garment features a two-way closing zipper and an elasticated waist for a better fit.

Material and Seams
The clothing is made from microporous film and SMS (Spunbond Meltblown Spunbond) materials, offering strong seams that provide a barrier against spray and dry particles. The antistatic material is treated on both sides to dissipate electrostatic charges.

Applications
This protective clothing is suitable for handling glues and solvents, agro-food chemical industries, composite industries, industrial and automotive painting, insulation works, and chemical industries.

Technical Data
The seams have a strength of 120N as per ISO 13935-2. The fabric demonstrates Class 3 resistance to penetration and repulsion of chemicals such as sulphuric acid (30%), sodium hydroxide (10%), o-xylene, and butan-1-ol, tested according to EN 368.

Conclusion
The protective clothing provides high breathability and comfort while ensuring waterproofness against liquid projections, making it suitable for various industrial applications.