Kermel Nordic Jacket
A lightweight aramid that ticks all of the boxes with an ATPV 9.3 cal/cm2. Kermal produces outstanding flame retardant fibres of which superb inherent fabrics are being constructed. Kermel® offers an unknown comfort to that in comparison with other leading inherent aramid fabric manufacturers. Other important properties from Kermel® are in relation to electric arc flash with very good results.
Specs & Features
FR reflective tapes
Concealed central zip with velcro
2 large zipped chest pockets
Pen pocket on left sleeve
| ARC level |
ARC 2 |
| Available sizing |
EU46 - EU74 UK36 - UK64 |
| Product code | RO15190 |
| Available colours |
NavyOrange | No longer available |
| Conforms to |
EN ISO 13688:2013EN 1149-5:2008EN 13034:2005 + A1:2009 Type 6EN ISO 11611:2015 Class 1 A1 A2EN ISO 11612:2015 A1 A2 B1 C1 D0 E0 F1IEC 61482-2:2009 ATPV 9.3 cal/cm2 Class 1 |
| Fabric weight |
230 g/m2 |
| Fabric composition |
Kermel Alpha 240 50% kermel aramid / 25% modacryl protex / 24% tencel / 1% antistatic |
| FR fabric type |
Inherent |
| User manuals |
User manuals 202502 general instructions NL-EN.pdf |
LCA – Understanding the numbers
Each ROOTS products with an LCA shows these key figures:
The key figures are measured in 5 phases
1. Upstream – Raw materials and components: fibres, trims, packaging.
2. Core Process – Production: spinning, weaving, dyeing, and assembly.
3. Downstream – Transport and distribution. Smaller footprint than you'd think.
4.1 Use – Laundry – Washing during use. 40 cycles for coveralls, trousers and jackets, 2 for parkas, bodywarmers and softshell jackets
4.2 Disposal – End-of-life: landfill, incineration, recycling, or reuse.
Read more about our full LCA process here: life cycle assessment
By buying this Nordic Jacket you will reduce your carbon footprint and save…
