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• EN 343:2007

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  Breathability Class 2

  The EN 343:2007 standard is designed to classify the level of breathability for protective clothing against rain. A Class 2 breathability rating indicates that the clothing provides a moderate level of breathability (20<RET<40), suitable for activities that do not induce heavy sweating. The test method used for determining this result involves measuring the rate of water vapor transmission through the material. In practical terms, garments that meet Class 2 breathability offer a balance between waterproof protection and allowing the wearer's moisture to escape, which is crucial for comfort in wet conditions but with not excessively intense physical activity .

• EN ISO 20344:2011

  EN ISO 20344:2011 is a standard that covers performance requirements and test methods for personal protective equipment (PPE) worn by workers in the construction industry. It specifies the requirements for PPE used to protect against foot hazards such as safety shoes and boots. The standard covers the design, construction, and testing of PPE, including items such as slip resistance, water absorption, and wear resistance. Test results will include information such as the PPE's grip and slip resistance, its durability, and comfort. The standard aims to ensure that PPE used in the construction industry provides adequate protection for workers from foot hazards.

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• EN 20347

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