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Guy Cotten ELEVEUR Full Body Dairy Apron

$215.00 AUD

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There’s always that job that needs full protection on the front – in the dairy, the fish hatchery or food processing facility, handling chemicals in the laboratory, the quarry or high-pressure blasting jobs. The Guy Cotten Eleveur Apron has proven itself. Tough, chemical resistant heavy duty fabric, durable neoprene cuffs, easy to put on and off, with its open back giving you enough room to move, keep you cool, and get the job done… all while protecting you down to the tops of your boots.

Complete protection for body, arms and shoulders
High frequency welded seams for 100% waterproof protection
Fastens at the back with an elastic cord and plastic hook
Easy to put on and comfortable for all-day use, with wide elastic strap at neck
Long sleeves tightened with neoprene cuffs for greater waterproofing
2 straps for carrying teat dip cups.
Very long – covers the top of the boots
Chemical resistant fabric
Fabric description: 420
Made in France since 1964

Made in France
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FABRIC DETAILS

420 fabric: Very resistant. Fabric is coated on both sides, making it very easy to clean – ideal for use in the dairy shed. Designed and perfected for heavy-duty use, the 420 fabrics weight, toughness and suppleness make it a fabric ideal for all-day wearing. Composition: Polyester 25%. Coating: Double-sided PVC 75%. Total weight 400-420 g/m².

For maximum protection, the ELEVEUR dairy apron can be worn with gloves and PPE classed wellington boots.

HOW TO LOOK AFTER YOUR GUY COTTEN

Your Guy Cotten Eleveur Apron should be cared for according to the instructions on the inside label.

CARE:
Wash at maximum temperature 30°C.
Do not bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean.

STORAGE
- Do not leave in package in damp surroundings.
- Store in dry surroundings at room temperature.
- Keep away from strong heat and flames.

The lifespan of the garment is linked to conditions of use, storage and the quality of its care.