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Overview

Dromex® Poseidon 220 boilersuit is designed to protect the user from the hazards of accidental flame contact and provides additional protection from arc flash and static build up reducing injury and loss of life when working in hazardous environments such as refineries, maritime, oil and gas industries and emergency response teams.
The Dromex® Poseidon 8cal/cm² rating on the garment is also suitable for use in category HRC (hazard risk category) 1 and 2 ARC related environments.
The 98% cotton, 2% anti-static satin weave finish, natural fibre construction makes this garment lightweight, comfortable and breathable whilst maximizing wearer movement.

Features

This garment is available in 4 different colours, orange, red, royal blue and navy blue which consists of the following:
• Collared jacket with button closure and internal hanger loop. • Action back design with pleats for freedom of movement. • High visibility flame retardant reflective tape on arms, shoulders and legs for enhanced visibility when working in poor lighting environments. • Concealed 2-way chunky zip with concealed press stud closure (above zip). • 2 Slanted chest pockets with YKK zip closure and slanted Monza flaps. • 2 Open swing pockets and 2 inner side swing openings with concealed press stud closure. • 2 Large back pockets with double needle topstitching, curved flap with triple needle topstitching and bartacked on stress point. • Sleeve pocket with Velcro closure flap, pen division and Dromex® sidewinder on left arm. • A rear ruler/tool pocket on the right leg. • Inner elasticated waist for optimum fit and flexibility. • Adjustable sleeve cuffs with press stud closure prevents the risk of loose clothing caught in machinery and provides an adaptable fit when worn over gloves. • Adjustable leg with press stud closure on the hem. • Seams with triple needle topstitching for added durability.

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Certifications

• IEC 61482-1-1 – Live working – Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc – Open Arc Test Method. It determines the • Arc Thermal Protection Value (ATPV level) of the garment. The basic principle is that the ATPV of the garment must be higher than the Arc Flash energy.
• IEC 61482-1-2 – Live working – Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc – Box Test Method. It determines the • Arc Protection Class Rating of the material or garment by using a constrained and directed arc:
• EN 61482-1-2:2014 – LIVE WORKING – PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AGAINST THE THERMAL HAZARDS OF AN ELECTRIC ARC – PART 1-2: TEST METHODS – METHOD 2: DETERMINATION OF ARC PROTECTION CLASS OF MATERIAL AND CLOTHING BY USING A CONSTRAINED AND DIRECTED ARC (BOX TEST (IEC 61482-1-2:2014).
• NFPA 2112 – Standard on flame resistant clothing for protection of industrial personnel against short duration thermal exposures from fire.
• NFPA 70E – Standard for electrical safety clothing for employees.
• ASTM F1959 – Standard Test Method for Determining the Arc Rating of Materials for Clothing.
• ASTM F2621-12 – Standard Practice for Determining Response Characteristics and Design Integrity of Arc Rated Finished Products in an Electric Arc Exposure.
• EN 11611:2015 – Protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes.
• EN 11612:2015 – Protective clothing — Clothing to protect against heat and flame — Minimum performance requirements.
• ASTM F2178-12 – Standard Test Method for Determining the Arc Rating.
• EN 1149 – protection against the danger caused by static electricity.VIEW SIZING CHART

Maintenance

• The following suggestions will help keep your garment safe, and neat: • Dromex® Poseidon garments can be cleaned by home cleaning or commercial laundering provided all the recommended conditions and setting are adhered to. • Should home procedures not remove contaminants, then dry cleaning is recommended. • Our recommended cleaning for these garments is as follows: • Flame Retardant garments should not be washed with personal non-flame-retardant clothing to avoid contamination by flammable materials. • Pre-treat greasy stains, collars/cuff lines and wash the garment in hot water with a light cleaning solvent. • Do not use Hypochlorite bleach or detergents containing Hypochlorite bleach. • Chlorine bleach may cause fading and reduce fabric strength. • Do not overload home laundry equipment. • Do not tumble dry garments. • Thoroughly rinse the garment to remove any wetting agents. • Do not hang in direct sun. • Sunlight can cause fading and reduce fabric strength. • Iron the garment to enhance and re-generate the finish effect. • Do not iron on reflective tape. • When using commercial laundry aids, be sure to read and carefully follow the manufacturer’s instructions.