Portwest C852 Standard Engineering White Lab Coat
Offering protection from contamination and preventing dirt from reaching your clothes, the Portwest C852 Standard Engineering White Lab Coat is superb for tasks that range from health and science to mechanics and engineering. This lightweight coat is the perfect choice for a variety of tasks.
Where Can I Use the C852 Standard Engineering Lab Coat Coat?
The C852 Coat is a fantastic, simple and affordable coat that offers superb freedom of movement during use. It protects you against dirt and protects whatever you are working on from contamination. Suitable industries include:
- Medical environments
- Veterinary environments
- Engineering
- Mechanics
- Food production line
- Lab work
- School work
- Chemistry
- Scientific work
Which Size Should I Choose?
The Portwest C852 Standard Coat is supplied in five different sizes, offering superb versatility suitable for teenage school children to experienced workers. To find the size for you, measure the circumference of your chest and match to the table below. Once you have done this, you can find the size for you by selecting the drop down bar at the top of the page.
| Size | Chest Measurement (inches) |
| Small | 36 - 38" |
| Medium | 39 - 41" |
| Large | 42 - 44" |
| Extra Large | 46 - 48" |
| XX-Large | 49 - 52" |
Key Features
- Non-shrinking design maintains shape after use
- Excellent dye retention makes the product look brand new for longer
- Designed to block 98% of UV rays
- Features three pockets for ample storage
- Concealed front stud for ease of access
How Do I Wear the C852 Standard Engineering Coat?
The C852 is a user-friendly coat that can be picked up and placed on in seconds. Concealed buttons can be unhooked, before you wear the coat. Once you're wearing the coat, you can press the button shut, and you will be able to continue with your job.
How Comfortable Is the C852 Coat?
The C852 Coat is a perfect for a variety of tasks, in part because of its comfortable design. The Kingsmill shell offers total freedom of movement, meaning that you can conduct experiments and work on equipment without the coat becoming a hazard.
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