Multi-standard trivalent workwear

What trivalent workwear means

When we discuss multi-standard workwear, we are referring to a range of personal protective clothing designed and certified for accident prevention according to various standards. This clothing ensures protection against various types of work-related risks.

These characteristics are intentionally designed not to conflict with each other but, on the contrary, to offer enhanced protection to the worker.
For example, a garment that has both the UNI EN 13034 (acid-resistant) certification, UNI EN 1149-5 (antistatic) certification, and the UNI EN ISO 14116 (fireproof) certification, can be considered a trivalent multi-standard protective garment.

Garments with these features also provide excellent comfort, making it feel like you are wearing a traditional work garment.

Trivalent certified clothing

Trivalent clothing offers triple protection. Trivalent clothing offers triple protection. The fabric is treated to be flame-retardant, antistatic, and acid-resistant, ensuring protection against heat and flames, exposure to liquid chemical agents, and the dissipation of electrical charges. Accessories like buttons or zips are shielded by flaps, and any potentially flammable labels or components are not exposed externally. Every detail is meticulously designed to protect workers who, for instance, perform a variety of tasks or face multiple work-related risks. A coverall with trivalent characteristics can be used by individuals working in places such as petrol stations or chemical companies.