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INSTRUCTION FOR USE
EU & UK Declarations of Conformity available to download at
AlphaTec
2300 STANDARD formerly known as MICROGARD
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Label Markings:
1. Coverall manufacturer/brand name. 2a. CE Marking. Confirms Category III approval by SGS Fimko, EU Regulation
2016/425 Type examination conducted by SGS Fimko Oy, Takomotie 8, FI-00380 Helsinki, Finland. Notified Body No: 0598. 2b. UKCA
marking. Confirms category III approval to Regulation 2016/425 on personal protective equipment as brought into UK law and
amended, type-examination and conformity to type certificates issued by SGS United Kingdom Limited, Rossmore Business Park,
Ellesmere Port, South Wirral, Cheshire, CH65 3EN, United Kingdom. Approved body no: 0120. 3. Limited life chemical protective
clothing. 4. Read this instruction sheet before use 5. Sizing 6. Month / Year of manufacture. 7. Model identification. 8. Sizing pictogram
indicates body measurements 9. Do not wash. 10. Do not iron. 11. Do not tumble dry. 12. Do not dry clean. 13. Do not reuse 14.
Flammable material. Keep away from fire.
Protection Levels & Additional Properties:
infective agents.
Physical performance of AlphaTec
EN 530 Abrasion
EN ISO 7854 Flex Cracking
EN ISO 9073-4 Tear Resistance
EN ISO 13934-1 Tensile Strength
EN 863 Puncture Resistance
EN 25978 Resistance to blocking
EN ISO 13935-2 Seam Strength
*EN Class specified by EN 14325:2004. The higher the class number the better the performance.
EN ISO 6530 Resistance to penetration of chemicals – AlphaTec
Sulphuric Acid (30%)
Sodium Hydroxide (10%)
o-Xylene
Butan-1-ol
AlphaTec
2300 Standard Fabric EN 14126:2003 Results
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Test Method
ISO 16603
EN ISO 22610
ISO 22612
Typical Areas of Use:
AlphaTec
processes from contamination. They are typically used for protection against specific hazards dependent on the toxicity and exposure
conditions. Refer to "Type" Protection levels & Additional Properties achieved.
Limitations of Use:
• Prior to use, review all instructions and inspect the clothing for any damage that could affect its protective function (e.g. holes,
damaged seams and fastenings, heavily soiled areas). Replace any damaged clothing.
• Care should be taken when removing contaminated garments, so as not to contaminate the user with any hazardous substances. If
garments are contaminated then decontamination procedures should be followed (i.e. decontamination shower) prior to removal of
the garment.
• Upon contamination, wear or damage the garment should be removed and disposed of properly.
• The wearing of chemical protective clothing may cause heat stress if appropriate consideration is not given to the workplace
environment. Appropriate undergarments should be considered to minimise heat stress or damage to your Ansell garment.
• Where Ansell products are used in conjunction with other PPE, it is necessary to tape cuffs to gloves, ankles to boots, the hood
to the respiratory device. The self-adhesive zip flap should also be used by peeling away the backing paper and pressing down
AlphaTec
2300 STANDARD
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15. Part body protection "Types" achieved 16. Fabric tested to EN 14126 for barrier to
2300 STANDARD Fabric
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EN Classification
Pass (20 kPa)
Class 6 of 6
Class 3 of 3
garments are designed to protect workers from hazardous substances or sensitive products and
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
www.ansell.com/regulatory
2300 STANDARD
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2300 STD fabric
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Repellence EN Class*
3 of 3
3 of 3
3 of 3
3 of 3
Test Method
ISO 16604
ISO/DIS 22611
EN Class*
2 of 6
2 of 6
2 of 6
2 of 6
2 of 6
No blocking
3 of 6
Penetration EN Class*
3 of 3
3 of 3
3 of 3
3 of 3
EN Classification
Class 6 of 6
Class 3 of 3
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