PSA
Category 1
Simple design - Protection against minor hazards; minimal risks.
Simple design - Protection against minor hazards; minimal risks.
Category 2
Intermediate design - Protection against medium hazards; not being classified in Cat. I or III.
Intermediate design - Protection against medium hazards; not being classified in Cat. I or III.
Category 3
Complex Design - Protection against major hazards; high, irreversible and life-endangering risks.
Complex Design - Protection against major hazards; high, irreversible and life-endangering risks.
Standards and pictograms for clothing
Type 1
EN 943-1
EN 943-2
EN 943-1
EN 943-2

Gastight protective clothing
Protective clothing against liquid and gaseous chemicals, aerosols and solid particles.
Protective clothing against liquid and gaseous chemicals, aerosols and solid particles.
Type 2
EN 943-1
EN 943-1

Non gastight protective clothing
Suits to retain positive pressure to prevent ingress of dusts, liquids and vapours.
Suits to retain positive pressure to prevent ingress of dusts, liquids and vapours.
Type 3
EN 14605
EN 466
EN 14605
EN 466

Liquid tight suits
Protective clothing against liquid chemicals (Jet test Method) with liquid-proof connections.
Protective clothing against liquid chemicals (Jet test Method) with liquid-proof connections.
Type 4
EN 14605
EN 465
EN 14605
EN 465

Spraytight suits
Protective Clothing against liquid chemicals (Spray Test Method), saturation of chemicals with spray-proof connections.
Protective Clothing against liquid chemicals (Spray Test Method), saturation of chemicals with spray-proof connections.
Type 5
EN ISO
13982-1
EN ISO
13982-1

Protective clothing against solid particles
Protective clothing against solid particles
Part 1: protection against airborne solid particles
Protective clothing against solid particles
Part 1: protection against airborne solid particles
Type 6
EN 13034
EN 13034

Protective clothing against light spray of chemicals
Protective clothing against light spray of chemicals with limited performance requirements.
Protective clothing against light spray of chemicals with limited performance requirements.
EN 1073-2

Protective clothing against radioactive particulate contamination
Part 2: Protective clothing with un-ventilated performance
(no protection against radiation)
Part 2: Protective clothing with un-ventilated performance
(no protection against radiation)
EN 14126

Protective clothing against infective agents
Requirements and test method for protective clothing against infective agents German Version EN14126:2003
Requirements and test method for protective clothing against infective agents German Version EN14126:2003
EN 1149-5

Protective Clothing with electrostatic properties
Part 1: Surface resistance
Part 2: charge depletion
Part 3: Requirements to Material and construction
Part 1: Surface resistance
Part 2: charge depletion
Part 3: Requirements to Material and construction
EN ISO 14116
Index 1/0/0
Index 1/0/0

Protective Clothing against heat and fire
Protective clothing against heat and fire Materials with limited flame spread.
Protective clothing against heat and fire Materials with limited flame spread.
EN 369
Protective clothing against liquid chemicals
Protective clothing against liquid chemicals Resistance of materials to the permeation of liquids
Protective clothing against liquid chemicals Resistance of materials to the permeation of liquids
EN 12941
Respiratory protection equipment
Respiratory protection equipment Fan filter equipment with helmet or hood
Respiratory protection equipment Fan filter equipment with helmet or hood
Standards for fine dust respiratory protection
P1
For solid hazardous, fibrogenic particles
(fine dust up to 4 x MAK - Maximum Workplace Concentration) e.g.: textile fibres, marble, sulphur, silicic acid
P2
For solid and gaseous, less-toxic particles
(fine dust up to 10x MAK) e.g.: carbon, copper, aluminium, cotton, metal, textile fibres, manganese, welding fumes
P3
For solid toxic particles
(to avoid levels being exceeded, filters of this level must be used up to 30 x MAK value) i.e.: chromium, nickel, lead