Cofra Rescue Waterproof High Visibility Jacket

Model Cofra Rescue

The Cofra Rescue High Visibility Jacket covers a wide range for all climatic conditions devised to provide conspicuity of the wearer in hazardous situations under low light conditions. All garments are certified EN 471/03: lined clothing also certified EN 342/04 and EN 343/03 in order to guarantee a complete Rescue against cold, rain and bad weather; unlined clothing available in two different weights (240g/sqm and 290 g/sqm) to be comfortable in any climatic conditions; breathable and comfortable t-shirts. All garments are provided with 3M stitched stripes and E-CARE inserts protecting against mobile phones electromagnetic waves.

Composition:
EXTERNAL: 100% PU-coated polyester.
PADDING: 100% polyester.
LINING:100% polyamide.
200g/sqm.
3M reflex stripes and inserts.
Telephone pocket with E-CARE.
Loop for headset.
Welded seams.
Wide front pockets.
2 breast pockets with waterproof zip.
Pen pocket.
Internal pocket.
Detachable and adjustable hood.
Elbow patches.
Adjustable wrists.
Double covering for zip.
Lining with shoulder part made of fleece.
EN 340, EN 343:2003, EN 471:2003 and EN 342:2004.

Description Of The E-Care used in the Hi Viz Jackets

E-CARE: Thanks to the composition of the fibres inserted into the weft of the fabric, the E-CARE is a real barrier that protects the human body against the waves of mobile phones. 99% of the power of the signal is voided through the absorbing and reflecting action of the fabric. Cofra Work Wear garments are equipped with mobile phone pockets which guarantee the phone reception though block the signal before it reaches the body, thus avoiding the consequent physical disorders that can derive from electromagnetic pollution.

Description Of The 3M SCOTCHLITE used in the Hi Viz Jackets

3M SCOTCHLITE: Reflective Material. The backward reflecting bands 3M Scotchlite 8910 makes visible and identifiable those who work at night or by any other condition of scarce luminosity. They meet all requirements established by EN471:2003 standards placing themselves in the highest class of refractivity (Class 2). They resist minimum 50 water-washings at 60 degrees Celsius and at least 20 dry-cleanings.