Standard:
ISO 20471 Class 2
ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 Class 2
2431_Class_2
Fabric area requirements: The total area of fluorescent background fabric is ≥ 0.5 ㎡, and the total area of reflective material is ≥ 0.13 ㎡, which is much higher than the minimum requirements of 0.14 ㎡ fluorescent fabric and 0.07 ㎡ reflective tape for Class 1.
Reflective strip specification: The width of the reflective strip should not be less than 5cm, surrounding the core recognition areas such as the torso and shoulders, and should not be only partially pieced together.
Performance threshold: The reflectivity coefficient of the reflective material should be ≥ 330 cd/(lx · m ²), and after 50 washes, it still needs to retain a reflectivity of ≥ 100 cd/(lx · m ²) to meet the long-term industrial usage requirements.
Compliance certification: The product has passed third-party testing according to ISO 20471 or ANSI/ISEA 107, and comes with the corresponding CE/ANSI certification mark.
Exclusive application scenarios for high visibility tooling:
Routine road maintenance, urban sanitation, airport ground handling and other low-risk outdoor work scenarios.
Logistics warehousing, internal factory inspections, and daily work uniforms for ordinary construction workers on construction sites, balancing protection and comfort, will not be too heavy and stuffy like Class 3 clothing.
Adapt to the vast majority of general industrial protection procurement needs in Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe, and America.
definition:
2431_Class_2 is a medium protection level for high visual warning clothing, specifically designed for low light and long-distance work scenarios during the day. It requires the clothing to be made of a combination of fluorescent base fabric and reflective tape, allowing the wearer to be quickly identified in complex work environments. Different from the protection intensity of low level Class 1 and the highest level Class 3, it is the highest proportion of conventional protection level in global workwear export orders.
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