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Arcbuster Hot Worker Welding Coverall

Complying with the strict EN standards is a challenge for all manufacturers of fame retardant workwear, however…surpassing the limits of the testing equipment is something which does not happen frequently. And that is exactly what ROOTS has accomplished with the Arcbuster fabric. The Notified Body SATRA was not able to apply more than 40 drops of molten metal whilst the fabric could take much more. 

 
 
 
Available colours Navy

Specs & Features

Concealed central non-metallic zip behind double flap

1 Chest pocket with flap

1 Oversized chest pocket with flap

2 Back pockets with flap

Toolbar above left chest pocket

2 Rule pockets

2 Side pockets

High collar with velcro

Internal knee pockets

Possibility to zip-on a welding hood

 
 
 
ARC level
ARC 2

Available sizing
EU48 - EU68
UK36 - UK58

Product code
RO13020

Inside leg length
29"
31"
33"

Available colours
Navy
Orange

Conforms to
EN ISO 13688:2013
EN 1149-5:2018
EN ISO 11611:2015 Class 2 A1 A2
EN ISO 11612:2015 A1 A2 B1 C2 D0 E3 F1
EN 61482-2:2020 APC 1 (4kA) ELIM = 16,8 cal/m² ATPV = 18,0 cal/m²

Fabric weight
440 g/m2

Fabric composition
99% cotton / 1% antistatic
FLC440

FR fabric type
Treated

CE Certificates
CE Certificates
FRA-15 EU TYPE Certificate.pdf
FRA-15 UKCA Certificate.pdf

Declaration of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity
eu doc fra-15 rev 01 20230111.pdf
ukca doc fra-15 rev 01 20230111.pdf

User manuals
User manuals
202502 general instructions NL-EN.pdf
More product information

LCA – Understanding the numbers


Each ROOTS products with an LCA shows these key figures:

  • kg CO₂ equivalent - The total climate impact of all greenhouse gases, converted into one standard unit, so you can compare like-for-like.
  • m³ Water Deprived - Not just water use, but where it’s used. This accounts for regional scarcity, because a litre in Egypt isn’t the same as a litre in the UK.
  • The key figures are measured in 5 phases

    1. Upstream – Raw materials and components: fibres, trims, packaging.

    2. Core Process – Production: spinning, weaving, dyeing, and assembly.

    3. Downstream – Transport and distribution. Smaller footprint than you'd think.

    4.1 Use – Laundry – Washing during use. 40 cycles for coveralls, trousers and jackets, 2 for parkas, bodywarmers and softshell jackets

    4.2 Disposal – End-of-life: landfill, incineration, recycling, or reuse.

    Read more about our full LCA process here: life cycle assessment

    By buying this Welding Coverall you will reduce your carbon footprint and save…

    Upstream process: 365.02
    Core Process: 8.121
    Downstream: 0.074
    Laundry: 11.144
    Disposal: 0.027
    Upstream process: 13.881
    Core Process: 32.269
    Downstream: 2.107
    Laundry: 25.735
    Disposal: 1.226
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