STORM-275 — HV Yellow

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STORM-275

275 g/m²|75% Cotton, 24% Polyester, 1% Carbon Antistatic|Twill 2/2

  • Multi risk
  • Flame Retardant
  • Water Resistant

14,56 €

Sufficient stock

per meter · ex. VAT·VAT calculated at checkout

  • Cut to length from 1 m — a full roll is 50–70 m
  • Wholesale from 50 m — request a quote

Colour:HV Yellow

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Documents:Technical datasheet (PDF)

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A specialized fabric designed for multi-protective clothing. Recommended for the production of clothes for welders and related professions. Used in clothing for the heavy industry, chemical industry, energy industry, including specialist insulated clothing, and for other professions where it is necessary to wear protective clothing against heat and flames, accidental contact with chemicals or discharges. Available in basic colors and yellow fluo. Clothes made of fabric are characterized by high strength and durability in use. Cotton ensures comfort in all conditions, perfectly absorbs sweat and is breathable. This fabric is resistant to tearing and tearing thanks to the addition of polyester. It provides protection against hot factors and metal splashes even after 25 washing cycles. Thanks to the acid-protective finish, it is resistant to accidental contact with specific chemicals but also with water and dirt. Antistatic properties obtained thanks to the construction with the use of antistatic fibers. A special production process ensures color fastness and dimensional stability after washing at 60˚C. The fabric has a certificate of compliance with the European standard for workwear: EN 13688 and standards for protective clothing: EN 11611: Protective clothing used during welding; EN 11612: Clothing for protection against heat and flame and EN 1149: Protective clothing – Electrostatic properties; EN 13034 type 6 PB: Protective clothing against liquid chemicals. IEC 61482-1-2 Protective clothing against the thermal hazards of an electric arc. The product complies with Oeko-tex® Standard.

Certified performance

Washing

50 × 40°C

EN ISO 6330

Certified after 50 domestic wash cycles at 40°C (EN ISO 6330) — every figure in this section was measured on the laundered fabric, not on a new sample.
Chemical splash

Type 6

EN 13034 — acid & alkali splash

EN 13034 Type 6 testing evaluates repellency and resistance to penetration for specified test liquids under limited-splash conditions. Results do not cover every chemical or exposure scenario.
Antistatic

EN 1149-5

passes after 50 washes

The measured half-decay time is <0.01 s under the EN 1149-3 induction method. This material result is only one part of a safe garment system; correct design, wear and earthing still matter.

Certified to

EN ISO 11612Heat & flame protection — A1 A2 B1 C1 E1 E3 F1
Heat- and flame-protective clothing
The core industrial heat-and-flame standard. Code letters grade each hazard: A flame spread, B convective heat, C radiant heat, D molten aluminium, E molten iron, F contact heat — higher numbers, better protection.
Verified after 50 washes at 0°C.
EN ISO 11611Welding & allied processes — Class 1
Welding protective clothing
For welders’ clothing: withstands small molten-metal splashes (28 drops — Class 2 level), radiant heat and flame, with electrical insulation above 10⁵ Ω.
EN 61482-2Electric arc — APC class — APC 1
Electric-arc protective clothing (box test)
Protection against the thermal hazards of an electric arc: Arc Protection Class in the constrained-arc box test, plus flame spread, heat resistance and strength — all verified after washing.
Verified after 5 washes at 60°C.
EN 1149-5Antistatic (ATEX areas) — S 0.75
Electrostatic-dissipative clothing
For electrostatic-dissipative protective clothing used in explosive atmospheres: EN 1149-3 measures material charge decay, while EN 1149-5 sets material performance and garment design requirements.
Verified after 50 washes at 40°C.
EN 13034Light chemical splash — Type 6
Chemical-splash protective clothing
Type 6 protection: repellency and penetration resistance against light splashes of liquid chemicals (sulphuric acid, sodium hydroxide, o-xylene, butanol), plus abrasion, tear, tensile and puncture classes.
EN ISO 20471Hi-vis workwear — fluorescent yellow colour
High-visibility clothing
The EU standard for garments that must keep you visible day and night. Colour, luminance and retroreflection are tested new and after washing, abrasion, flexing, cold folding, temperature swings and rain.
Verified after 50 washes at 40°C.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100Tested for harmful substances — Product Class IIValid until August 15, 2026 · Certificate BEWO 084394
Independent OEKO-TEX® institutes test every component of the fabric — fibres, dyes and finishes — against the STANDARD 100 criteria catalogue of harmful substances, to Product Class II requirements (certified safe for direct skin contact). Certificate BEWO 084394 is valid until August 15, 2026 and can be verified by anyone with the OEKO-TEX® Label Check at oeko-tex.com.

What does domestic-wash testing mean?

Domestic laundering. EN ISO 6330 uses standardized household-machine programmes. This is not an industrial-laundry claim; follow the finished garment's care label.

Details & Care

  • Normal wash at water temperature up to 40°C
  • Bleaching is prohibited
  • Gentle tumble drying at a reduced temperature of 60°C, reduced drying time and reduced load size
  • Ironing at a soleplate temperature of up to 110 °C - corresponds to the symbol in the form of a single dot on the iron's thermostat. Ironing with steam can cause irreversible damage to the material being processed
  • Normal dry cleaning using tetrachloroethylene

Area of use: Heat and Flame Protection Clothing

Specifications

Width?Usable width of the fabric roll. The ± value is the standard production tolerance.150 ± 2 cm
Weight?Fabric surface density in grams per square meter (g/m²). Higher = denser, heavier fabric.275 g/m²
Weave?How the yarns are interlaced. Twill weaves are diagonal-ribbed, durable and drape well.Twill 2/2
Composition?Fibre content of the fabric in percent.75% Cotton, 24% Polyester, 1% Carbon Antistatic
Colours?Number of stock colours available for this fabric.5 in stock
Sold per?The unit one piece of this product is priced and cut by.meter
Minimum order?Smallest wholesale quantity per colour. Retail orders start from a single unit — 1 m.50 m (wholesale) · 1 m (retail)

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Frequently asked questions

Can I order less than a full roll?

Yes — every fabric can be cut to length from one metre at the listed price, with no cutting surcharge. A full roll (50–70 m of fabric, 100 m of reflective tape) is the better deal for production runs: trade accounts get individual roll and volume pricing.

How long does delivery take?

Orders ship from warehouse stock in Poland, Romania and Portugal: 1–2 business days within Poland, 2–7 business days across the EU, 4–10 outside it. Orders of €100 or more (incl. VAT) ship free to every EU country.

Do the prices include VAT?

Catalogue prices are shown ex-VAT, because the correct rate depends on who is buying and where the order ships from. Checkout shows the exact VAT for your order before you pay — EU businesses with a valid VAT number buy cross-border at 0% under reverse charge.

Is the stock reserved once I order?

Yes. The moment you place an order, the quantity is booked for you in the warehouse for seven days — time enough to arrange payment and paperwork. Availability shown on this page is live warehouse stock.

Can I return fabric?

Uncut rolls and packed accessories — yes, consumers have the statutory 14-day withdrawal right. Fabric cut to your metreage is exempt by EU law (it is cut for you from a larger roll), so order a test metre first if you need to verify the material. Details in the returns guide.