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Applications can include oil and gas, petrochemical processing, chemical manufacturing, paint manufacturing, automotive operations, lithium-ion battery manufacturing, mining and other industrial environments where electrostatic ignition risks have been identified.

Antistatic workwear can be relevant to certain lithium-ion battery manufacturing processes. The required garment and applicable standards should be determined according to the hazards and technical requirements of the individual production area.

EN 1149-5 antistatic workwear can form part of a protective clothing system where electrostatic discharge has been identified as an ignition risk. The complete PPE specification should be based on the workplace risk assessment.

No. EN 1149-5 antistatic clothing is not electrical-insulating PPE and should not be used as protection against mains electricity.

Not necessarily. Both relate to electrostatic control, but their intended applications and technical requirements can differ. The correct garment should be selected according to the workplace and applicable standard.

Yes. Zaksberg can develop antistatic workwear according to customer requirements for fabric, colour, sizing, fit, functional requirements, branding and identification, subject to the applicable garment specification.

Yes. Zaksberg supports bulk manufacturing, multi-location requirements and structured repeat-supply programs for industrial and enterprise customers.