ISO Issued New Standard For Protective Clothing ISO27065:2011

New protect The ISO standard will help farmers and agricultural operators reduce the risks associated with the use of liquid pesticides.

Pesticides are widely used in agricultural production to defend against pests, diseases and weeds. If a pesticide user does not wear appropriate protective clothing, it will result in the toxicity and use of pesticides. Pesticides User health risks. The new ISO standard specifies the level of special protection. The new standard requires pesticide producers to mark the corresponding level of protection requirements on product labels. Garment manufacturers are required to produce, test and sell protective clothing according to the specified protection level. Farmers and agricultural workers are required to purchase and use protective clothing according to the corresponding protection level prescribed by pesticide producers.

The new standard ISO27065:2011, that is, the protective clothing required by the protective clothing users of liquid pesticides, emphasizes the use of pesticides at the stage of pesticide use (that is, most of the users are contaminated by pesticides at work). Agriculture Protection for practitioners.

The standard specifies protective performance requirements for protective clothing materials, sutures and ready-made garments, and specifies three grades of protective clothing, which are classified according to the permeability of pesticides to protective clothing.

In the first level, the potential risks of pollution are relatively low. The first grade protective clothing should consider the effects of low drift injection on pesticide users, such as tractors spraying pesticides.

The second level, the potential risk of pollution is higher than that of the first grade, but not high enough to use waterproof materials.

Third grade, the potential risk of pollution requires waterproofing. Material Science Protective clothing made. This grade is applicable to provide protective clothing for the environment with high contact with pesticides, which requires protective clothing to prevent liquid penetration / penetration.

This standard will assist testing laboratories, fabrics and garment manufacturers, pesticide manufacturers and users to choose protective clothing that should be used to prevent pesticide pollution, and assist regulators to detect protective clothing.