Certified welder garments EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612: jackets, trousers and aprons
Welding exposes workers to severe thermal risks: molten metal splashes, intense radiant heat and accidental contact with a live part. Faced with these hazards, every welder garment in the Cepovett Safety selection is certified compliant with EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612 standards. This page helps you put together a complete welder outfit suited to your workstation, with no hesitation over the choice. Browse our sub-families of jackets, trousers, aprons and coveralls to equip your teams safely.
Which protection for which welding workstation
Not all welding workstations expose workers to the same level of risk. Occasional workshop welding with light spatter does not call for the same outfit as intensive welding or work in a confined space, where radiant heat and the volume of spatter increase significantly. Identifying your actual usage is the first step towards choosing the right garment.
The EN ISO 11611 standard is broken down into two classes that directly guide your purchase. Class 1 covers welding techniques and situations with less severe risks, suited to light or occasional work. Class 2 addresses heavier spatter and higher radiant heat, essential for intensive work or exposed positions. This class criterion is the most reliable benchmark for securing your choice.
The standard also incorporates protection against a short-duration accidental electrical contact with a live part, up to approximately 100 volts. This is an important reassurance for welders working near conductors. Normative compliance is never optional: it is an obligation for welder safety, and the entire Cepovett Safety selection meets this requirement. For layers worn under the outfit, turn to our ATEX-certified multi-hazard T-shirts treated with a flame-retardant finish.
Welder jackets, trousers and coveralls: putting together a complete outfit
Welder jacket and trousers: the protection baseline
Flame-retardant fabrics and aramid-based blends are the reference material for welder protection: they resist splashes and heat where an untreated textile would quickly be compromised. For complete upper and lower body coverage, pair a jacket with a matching trouser of the same class.
In terms of buying benchmarks, available sizes generally range from S to 3XL depending on the model. Budget for an indicative range of €60 to €200 for a welder jacket and €60 to €180 for trousers. Pay particular attention to the finishes that determine durability: aramid thread stitching resistant to heat, and a flame-retardant fabric back panel for greater comfort and ventilation during long shifts.
- Jacket or bolero: protects the torso, shoulders and arms from splashes
- Welder trousers: protect the legs during floor-level or bent-over welding
- Aramid stitching: ensures the integrity of the assembly against heat
Complete your lower-body equipment with our selection of welding pants, designed for intensive use.
Coverall and multi-risk outfit for demanding environments
The welder coverall provides full-body coverage, recommended in multi-risk environments or ATEX zones. Cepovett Safety collections such as Konekt 1, Konekt 2 or Atex Reflect illustrate robust outfits designed for industry, with materials and cuts built to last.
Workplace comfort remains a decisive criterion: tailored cuts, knee-pad pockets and reinforced stitching ensure the welder's movements are not impeded. For complete protection in explosive atmospheres, consult our ATEX-certified welder coveralls.
Essential welder PPE protective accessories
A complete welder outfit pairs the garment with the protections that the jacket and trousers do not cover: apron, gaiters, cuffs, bolero and balaclava, gloves compliant with EN 12477 standard, and high-ankle safety footwear with HRO and WG markings. Never wear untreated synthetic materials under your equipment — they can melt or ignite on contact with heat.
Tip : Under your outfit, favour an intermediate layer in cotton or flame-retardant treated fibre. It adds a thermal barrier while wicking away perspiration, for real comfort during long shifts.
Your Cepovett Safety welder garments: the key advantages
Our entire collection is certified compliant with EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612 standards, a guarantee of real and controlled protection. You equip your welders with garments whose compliance is validated, with no doubt over safety.
Manufacturing quality makes the difference over time: our materials are selected for their durability under intensive use in workshops or on site, and seam resistance is designed to hold up shift after shift. Our expertise lies precisely in the selection and certification of PPE for trades exposed to thermal and electrical risks.
Good to know : Benefit from fast delivery, easy returns in the event of a sizing error and a dedicated quote for volume orders for teams and companies.
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Put together your welder outfit suited to your workstation right now: select your jacket, trousers and accessories certified EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612. For a volume order or personalised advice, request a quote from our advisors. Controlled protection, lasting quality and fast delivery: equip your welders with complete peace of mind with Cepovett Safety.
