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		EN 1149 Protective clothing: Electrostatic properties (explosion and fire)
		IEC 61482 Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc
		ISO 11611 Protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes
		EN 470 Protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes
		ISO 11612 Clothing to protect against heat and flame
		EN 531 Clothing to protect against heat and flame
		ISO 14116 Clothing with limited flame spread
		EN 13034 Protective clothing against liquid chemicals
		EN 471 Protection via high visibility
		ISO 20471 Protection via high visibility
		EN 342 Protective clothing against cold and low temperatures
		EN 343 Protective clothing against rain and bad weather

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Overview Norms and Protection
		EN 1149 - Protective clothing: Electrostatic properties (explosion and fire) Antistatic clothing suppresses static charge, thereby preventing sparks, which might cause a fire or explosions.
		IEC 61482 - Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc Protective clothing for use when welding electrically in order to counteract the possible hazard of exposure to an electric arc.
		ISO 11611 - Protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes Safety clothing that protects the wearer against molten metal spatter, chance contact with the flame and UV radiation in 2 classes.
		EN 470-1 - Protective clothing for use in welding and allied processes As of October 2007, the EN 470-1 norm has been replaced by the new and more extensive ISO 11611 norm.
		ISO 11612 - Clothing to protect against heat and flame Protective clothing against contact with flames, convection heat (conduction), radiated heat, molten metal spatters, contact heat and water.
		EN 531 - Clothing to protect against heat and flame Protective clothing against contact with flames, convection heat (conduction), radiated heat and molten metal spatters.
		ISO 14116 - Clothing with limited flame spread Clothing made from flame retardant materials that (when it comes into contact with flames) will only continue to burn for a limited amount of time. After removal from the flame, the material will stop burning
		EN 13034-6 - Protective clothing against liquid chemicals Liquid-repellent clothing that protects against minor splashes and a light mist of liquid chemicals.
		EN 471 - Protection via high visibility during the day, at dusk and during the night High-visibility clothing that is visually conspicuous in dangerous situations in brightly lit and dark working conditions.
		ISO 20471 - Protection via high visibility during the day, at dusk and during the night New norm for high-visibility clothing that is currently being prepared as the replacement for the current EN 471 norm.
		EN 342 - Protective clothing against cold and low temperatures Workwear with good breathability characteristics for protection against a cold environment in damp, wet and windy conditions and/or when the air temperature is lower than -5° Celsius.
		EN 343 - Protective clothing against rain and bad weather Clothing with good breathability characteristics for protection against precipitation (rain, snow), mist, damp, wind and other inclement (weather) conditions.

	EN 1149 - Bescherming tegen elektrostatische oplading (explosie en brand) Antistatische kleding voorkomt dat door elektrostatische oplading vonken ontstaan, die brand of explosies kunnen veroorzaken.
	EN IEC 61482 - Bescherming tegen thermische gevaren van elektrische vlamboog Beschermende kleding bij het werken onder spanning waarbij blootstelling aan een elektrische vlamboog een risico vormt.
	EN 11611 - Bescherming bij lassen en verwante werkzaamheden Veiligheidskleding die beschermt tegen spatten van gesmolten metaal, toevallig vlamcontact en UV-straling in 2 klassen.
	EN 470-1 - Bescherming bij lassen en verwante werkzaamheden Vanaf oktober 2007 is de norm EN 470-1 vervangen door de nieuwe, uitgebreidere norm ISO 11611.
	EN 11612 - Bescherming tegen hitte en vlammen Beschermkleding tegen vlamcontact, convectie warmte (geleiding), stralingshitte, gesmolten metaalspatten, contacthitte en water.
	EN 531 - Bescherming tegen hitte en vlammen Beschermende kleding tegen contact met vlammen, convectiewarmte (geleiding), stralingshitte en spatten van gesmolten metaal.
	EN 13034-6 - Bescherming tegen vloeibare chemicaliën Vloeistofafstotende kleding die beschermt tegen kleine spatten en een lichte nevel van chemische vloeistoffen.
	EN 471 - Bescherming door hoge zichtbaarheid bij dag, schemer en nacht Hoge zichtbaarheidskleding die visueel opvalt bij gevaarljke situaties in lichte en donkere werkomstandigheden.
	ISO 20471 - Bescherming door hoge zichtbaarheid bij dag, schemer en nacht Nieuwe norm voor hoge zichtbaarheidskleding die momenteel in voorbereiding is als opvolger voor de nu nog geldende norm EN 471.
	EN 342 - Bescherming tegen koude en lage temperaturen Ademende werkkleding tegen een koude omgeving met vocht, nattigheid, wind en/of een luchttemperatuur lager dan -5° Celsius.
	EN 343 - Bescherming tegen regen en slecht weer Ademende beschermkleding tegen neerslag (regen, sneeuw), mist, vochtigheid, wind en andere gure (weers)omstandigheden.