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L&M Men's Enhanced Visibility Industrial Work Shirt Reflective Short Long Sleeve HIGH Visibility
L&M Men's Enhanced Visibility Industrial Work Shirt Reflective Short Long Sleeve HIGH Visibility
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Product description
ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Certified High-Visibility Safety Apparel
Meets or exceeds all workplace safety requirements for maximum visibility and protection
Advanced Safety Engineering' with technical specifications for each feature
US Size Chart
Meet the US size, more fit, more comfortable!
Pocket on Left Chest, Short & Long Sleeve in Lime Yellow and Neon Orange
Recommendations for different work environments
Reinforced Sewing, More durable to Use
ANSI II Class 3, ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 Compliant
Sewn-On Premium Reflective Striping
Whether you are in any outdoor sports or work, you can get calmly.
Bird's eye knit close-up
Bird's- eye knit: 100% polyester force fabric wicks away moisture for comfort
ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Compliance
ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 serves as the American National Standard for High-Visibility Safety Apparel.
It outlines performance requirements that ensure the user's visibility under various light conditions, whether day or night.
This standard becomes particularly crucial in hazardous conditions and situations where potential threats exist.
Can I Wash My Safety Apparel?
Here are some helpful tips for taking proper care of your high-vis apparel:
1. ALWAYS read the WASHING LABEL on your safety apparel.
2. Remove loose dirt and grime BEFORE machine washing.
3. Only use COLD WATER and mild detergent!
4. NEVER mix fabrics.
When to Replace Your Safety Apparel?
While cleaning your safety apparel regularly is essential, there are instances when replacement becomes necessary. Consider the following factors:
- Permanent Stains
- Fading Reflective Material
- Wear and Tear
What's the difference between a Class 2 and Class 3
HVSA is also given rating for its level of coverage. These are:
Class 1: Lowest body coverage and good visibility.
Class 2: Moderate body coverage and enhanced visibility
Class 3: Superior body coverage and visibility.
This is the best option for poor light conditions and for providing good visibility at distance
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