Leather Workwear / ÇARIKÇI
Leather Workwear: Welding Jackets, Trousers and Coveralls
Full leather protection for heavy welding, foundry and hot work: jackets, trousers and coveralls for jobs where torso, arms and legs must all be covered.
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Full coverage where the risk rises.
Where spatter and molten metal increase, an apron is no longer enough. A leather welding jacket covers the torso and arms in one garment; the standing collar protects the neck and a concealed snap closure keeps sparks from slipping between panels.
Leather trousers protect the legs and the top of the footwear. Wide leg openings sit over the boot so splashes cannot fall inside. An elastic waistband makes them quick to pull on over normal work clothes.
The coverall gives head-to-toe protection for foundry and heavy welding. Knitted cuffs close the wrist and ankle openings, and a roomy cut across the back leaves freedom to bend and reach. All three can be worn on their own or as a set.
All productsWhich garment should you choose?
- Overhead and vertical welding, heavy spatter: the leather welding jacket.
- Risk of splashes on legs and feet: leather welding trousers.
- Foundry and heavy welding, full-body protection: the leather coverall.
- When jacket and trousers are worn as a set, make sure no gap is left at the waist.
- Do not wear synthetic fabric underneath; it melts under heat. Choose cotton base layers.
- Coveralls are sold by the piece; confirm your size distribution before a bulk order.
Standards that apply to workwear
| Standard | Scope |
|---|---|
| EN ISO 13688 | General requirements for protective clothing: ergonomics, harmless materials, size marking and care information. |
| EN ISO 11611 | Protective clothing for welding and allied processes. Class 1 covers lower, Class 2 higher spatter and radiant loads. |
| EN ISO 11612 | Clothing to protect against heat and flame, with letter codes for convective, radiant and molten metal exposure. |
The standards above are the references that apply to this product group in the industry. We confirm in writing which certificate and which performance levels a specific model carries when we send a quotation.
