Orange waterproof bib pants polyester-PU, 300 D with reflective stripes, Pioneer 5627, sizes S to 5XL

Bib pants with reflective stripes, waterproof made of orange polyester, 300 denier with polyurethane coating, sold individually. Complies with ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 category E supplementary type as well as CSA Z96-22 class 2 level 2.

Manufacturer's code: Pioneer^® V1082350 model 5627.

Available in sizes S to 5XL in orange. Please select your desired size and color from the drop-down menu above. Model also available in yellow (VP5629) or black (VP5629N) see products activated by the green hyperlink or consult the traffic apparel tab.

Designed for demanding professionals, “The Rock^_®” bib pants are the perfect ally for all your outdoor work. Waterproof “The Rock®” overalls keep workers safe, dry and comfortable in the toughest conditions. An ideal combination of comfort and durability, these overalls are perfect for construction work, utilities, forestry and much more.

Design:
These orange bib pant are made from polyester woven to oxford gauge with 300-denier yarn with a polyurethane coating, guaranteeing waterproofing and wind resistance. In addition, its seams are glued and heat-sealed. Equipped with high-quality StarTech^® reflective strips, it ensures your safety by increasing your visibility in low-light conditions.

Includes waist adjustment on both sides, shoulder straps with quick-release buckle and leg hems equipped with 2 snap fasteners for a better fit.

These waterproof bib pant will adapt perfectly to your morphology for optimum work comfort. Complies with ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 type E standards.

These polyurethane-laminated polyester bib pants are made with 300-denier yarns. In simpler terms, these bib pants are medium weight: light enough to offer comfort and heavy enough to provide adequate protection. By definition, 300 deniers express the weight of 9,000 m of yarn used, so 300 deniers equal 300 g. The manufacturer is unable to provide the thickness of the polyurethane lamination.

The term oxford refers to the type of weave. Oxford is widely used in industry, notably for the manufacture of shirts, pants, bags and so on. The oxford weave is obtained by crossing a weft thread (horizontal thread) and a warp thread (vertical thread) so as to create the squared appearance that is so characteristic of it.

Waterproofing :
Polyurethane-coated waterproof garments are generally worn by workers exposed to low-risk chemical splashes. Polyurethane is a light, porous material. It provides a lightweight, breathable garment. The manufacturer is unable to disclose the hydrostatic resistance of its waterproof bib pants. By examining the product and comparing it to other similar products, we can deduce that its hydrostatic resistance is around 5000 mm, i.e. these bib pants withstand a 5 m water column.

The impermeability rating is obtained by pressurizing the fabric with a water cylinder, in this case filled with water up to a height of 5m. This height expresses the water limit at which the first drops of water penetrate the fabric. Polyurethane is ideal for lightweight, breathable garments. However, in the event of heavy rain and strong winds, polyurethane becomes saturated with water and loses its impermeability. Once waterlogged, polyurethane allows water to penetrate inside the bib pants under the slightest pressure, for example, when bending over or leaning against something.

Choose "The Rock^®" for uncompromising safety and comfort!

We recommend you wear these overalls with the men's jacket (VP5626).

About its classification:
Fluorescent orange is highly visible during the day and in conditions with a lot of artificial light. In most situations, it also offers high contrast with the background. Fluorescent orange is less visible at night and in conditions of low natural or artificial light, for example at dawn or dusk.

Silver retroreflective stripes are highly visible in natural or artificial low-light conditions, as they reflect light back towards the source of the light beam (flashlight, car headlights, etc.). They therefore offer the greatest safety at dawn, dusk and at night. However, they do not increase visibility during the day.

Complies with CSA standard Z96-22 class 2 level 2: High-visibility safety clothing for workers who perform their duties in close proximity to road traffic and whose maximum speed is 80 km/h. This class is intended for workers in LOW or MODERATE RISK areas, who require greater visibility in poor weather or low-light conditions. If the bib pants (VP5627) are used in combination with the complementary jacket (VP5626), the ensemble increases to class 3 level 2. This increases the compliance range in the presence of vehicles with higher speeds.

Compliant with ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 class E is an American standard that applies to workers on roads or in areas where there are a lot of moving vehicles and equipment. Class 2 type E is a VSHV category that must have enough brightly colored fabric and light-reflecting stripes to make you clearly visible. The brightly colored fabric can be yellow-green, orange-red or red, and may or may not be fluorescent. 

Type E refers to a type of high-visibility safety garment which, when worn alone, does not meet the requirements of a single class. This is an important consideration for professionals who need maximum visibility in potentially hazardous working environments. If the bib pants (VP5627) are used with the complementary jacket (VP5626),  the overall rating increases to class R.

High-visibility safety clothing features reflective strips that reflect light and can therefore be seen from over 250 meters away to ensure your safety, and for Sylprotec this is essential.

Peculiarities of:
Waterproof and windproof and high-visibility, “The Rock®” bib pants will keep you safe, dry and protected even in the toughest working conditions.

Application:
A waterproof bib pants is a versatile and functional garment that can be used in a variety of contexts where it's important to stay dry and protected from the elements such as camping, hiking, fishing or forestry.

Restriction: 
This waterproof bib pant does not provide protection against flames or electric arcs. Before wearing, check that there are no tears or holes in the fabric. Make sure the bottom of the pants are not dragging on the floor, to avoid soiling or tearing. Do not use bleach, fabric softener or dry cleaners, do not use tumble dryers or irons or direct heat sources.

Maintenance and service life: 
Wash bib pant according to the instructions on the care label. Usually, for waterproof garments, we recommend using a delicate cycle with cold water.

Suggestions:
Need additional safety equipment? See the following items: a pair of waterproof boots (VC405FUL). Cut-resistant gloves (GS21TXUFN), a traffic vest (V6931) or a high-visibility surveyor's vest (V6672).  High-visibility orange waterproof suit with reflective stripes (VP5618), Liberty safety helmet (TA14LR) and the indispensable safety helmet chinstrap (TA14CS), our traffic cones (EPTCONE28) and warning lines with built-in  flags (EFLAC), road posts with “T” shape (EPAL191), the bollard with “∩” shape model (EPAL192) or the EPAL2319 beacon, the largest in the group.

See "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, have a look at the following products: Endura winter in treated goatskin (G909); and safety glasses (YA12E93101).

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