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Chainsaw protective clothing
When working with a chainsaw, it is important to wear the right protection in addition to using the right techniques. We offer a wide range of chainsaw protective trousers and jackets. Chainsaw protective trousers are available with stretch for more freedom of movement or extra strengthened for a higher durability and in various price ranges.
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TUNIC SIP Forest Pro-Tect 1SIB Yellow Red Hi-vis
- Chainsaw protection jacket - High visibility (Hi-vis version) - Harness integration possible under the jacket - Adjustable cuffs, extended back panel, zipper closure with flap - Ventilation on the back and under the arms - Color: Red/Yellow Edition - Complies with: EN 13758, EN 20471 Hi-vis Class 2, - EN 11393 Chainsaw protection class 1, EN 13688 Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €280.10 Incl. Tax: €338.92 -
Chainsaw trouser SIP Ninja 1SPO
- Full stretch TeXXion PES - Lightweight waterproof and stretchable Tektor UL inserts - Reinforced waterproof knee patches - Back bib - Zipper fly with hook-and-loop and snap closure - Elastic waist with loops for suspenders - Narrowing by means of Velcro closure - Ventilation zipper on the back of the leg - 6 frontal protection layers - Inseam length: 75 cm - Color: red- yellow - Complies with: EN ISO 11393-2:2019/ Chainsaw Class 1-20 m/s design A Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €176.90 Incl. Tax: €214.05Out of stock
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SIP HIGH VIS SIGNAL 1SG9
- Material: Polyester 85%, Cotton 15%, 270 g/m² - 6 layers safety inlay - Reinforced crotch insert - Elastic in the waist, adjustable suspenders - Reflecting stripes - Colour: Signal yellow - Inside leg length: 80 tot 89 cm - According to: CE EN 381-5 Chainsaw protection class 1 and EN 471 Hi-vis class 2 Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €142.50 €100.00 Incl. Tax: €172.43 €121.00
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TUNIC SIP INNOVATION 1SLW W-AIR
- Waterproof Tektor reinforcements on the sleeves and collar - Sio-Cool Light windstopper in the sleeves - Ventilatie under the arm and on the back - Extended back - Cuff with Velcro closure - EHBO-pocket with zipper - Colour: Red-yellow Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €170.10 Incl. Tax: €205.82
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Read the Washing instructions on your label
The following advice generally applies to most of the chainsaw clothing sold by SafetyGreen. However, always check the care label on your chainsaw clothing to be certain.
How Long Does a Pair of Chainsaw Trousers or a Tunic Last?
This entirely depends on how often you wear the trousers or tunic, the working conditions, and the maintenance. Greasy substances such as gasoline, diesel, chainsaw oil, or resin can damage the protective layers, causing them to stick together. The hot exhaust of your chainsaw can also cause damage to the fabric. Even if the damage is not visible on the outside, the layers inside may be affected.
We recommend washing your protective clothing after each use to keep it in top condition. Additionally, always check your clothing for damage after use. Below are washing and drying instructions for protective clothing.
What Wash Cycle Should I Use for My Chainsaw Trousers or Tunic?
We recommend washing your chainsaw trousers or tunic at a maximum of 40 degrees Celsius. Before washing, close all zippers and Velcro fastenings. Wash similar colors together to avoid color bleeding. Use a mild (liquid) detergent and avoid fabric softeners! Use a delicate wash cycle, such as the wool wash. Some chainsaw clothing can be spun at a maximum of 400 RPM or less. However, we advise against spinning your chainsaw clothing.
Can I Tumble Dry Chainsaw Trousers or a Tunic?
No! The fabric can become very hot in a dryer, causing the protective layer to shrink, which can negatively impact the protective function of your clothing. This also applies to drying clothing on a radiator/heater.
How Should I Properly Dry My Chainsaw Trousers or Tunic?
The correct way to dry your chainsaw clothing is to air dry it, preferably on a clothesline. Try to maintain the shape of the trousers by hanging them by the legs or the waistband on the line. For a tunic, hang it by the sleeves and collar in a straight line. Do not dry the clothing near or on a heat source such as a radiator or dryer.
Can I Repair My Chainsaw Clothing, Trousers, or Tunic?
Chainsaw clothing consists of multiple layers. Only the outer layer may be repaired. The inner layer is the protective layer. When repairing the outer layer, you must not sew through the inner layer. If in doubt, always return to our store for professional advice. Repair is at your own risk.
