Beryllium Copper Plunger Tips
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Aluminized Protective Equipment
Aluminized suits, gloves, face shields and safety boots for pouring and tapping
Overview
What it is and where it works
Aluminized coats, jackets, trousers, aprons, gloves, hoods, face shields and safety footwear for operators who tap, skim and pour molten aluminium. In die casting and foundry work, clothing is rated to EN ISO 11612 with code D1 for molten aluminium splash, together with A1 (limited flame spread), B (convective heat) and C (radiant heat). We source certified garments and check labels before shipment.
- Clothing
- EN ISO 11612: A1 limited flame spread, B convective heat, C radiant heat, D1 molten aluminium splash
- Gloves and face shield
- Gloves to EN 407, face shields to EN 166
- Footwear
- EN ISO 20345 safety boots with metatarsal protection (slip-on)
In your plant
Where It Is Used
- Furnace tapping and skimming
- Ladle pouring and ingot casting
- Crucible handling and furnace relining
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- Items needed (coat, jacket, trousers, apron, hood, gloves, face shield, safety boots)
- Required EN ISO 11612 and EN 407 levels
- Sizes and quantities
- Task and metal (aluminium only or also iron or copper)
- Local certification required in your country
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Need something different? We adapt sizes, materials and specs to your drawing.
Buyer questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What D level do I need for aluminium pouring?
D1 is the usual level in die casting and foundry work, together with A1, B and C. Higher D levels exist for heavier splash; your safety department sets the level from the risk assessment of each task.
Does a D3 garment prevent all burns?
No. The test measures when the fabric holes, and a wearer can still be burned through fabric that does not burn or crumble.
