What is the difference between Kpro and Weldas?
Kpro offers reliable workwear at an affordable price, ideal for everyday workshop use. Weldas represents a premium class with maximum protection and certified materials designed for demanding industrial environments.
When is Kpro sufficient and when is Weldas necessary?
If you work in a small workshop or perform standard welding tasks, Kpro is an excellent choice. However, if you operate in metallurgy, heavy industry, or carry out long-term welding at high temperatures, investing in Weldas is the wiser option.
How to choose the right size of welding clothing?
Follow the manufacturer’s size chart and ensure the clothing allows free movement. It’s recommended to choose a size that is neither too loose nor too tight – ideally one that remains comfortable when lifting arms or bending.
Which EN standards should the material comply with?
High-quality welding clothing should comply with EN ISO 11611 and EN ISO 11612 standards, which define resistance to sparks, heat, and radiant energy. These certifications ensure that the product has passed demanding safety tests.
Can welding garments be washed with regular detergent?
It is recommended to use mild detergents without bleaches or harsh chemicals that could damage the protective fibers. Always wash according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
How to maintain spark resistance?
Maintaining resistance depends on proper washing and regular inspection of the material. Avoid aggressive chemicals and always check seams and any damaged areas.
Which brand is more suitable for summer and winter work?
Kpro offers lighter models that are also suitable for warmer environments. Weldas is more robust and provides better protection during prolonged heat exposure, making it more suitable for demanding winter and industrial conditions.
Are jackets and trousers available separately, or only as full coveralls?
Our range includes separate jackets, trousers, and coveralls, allowing you to assemble the exact combination that suits your needs.
What is the typical lifespan of high-quality welding clothing?
The lifespan depends on frequency of use, work intensity, and maintenance. With proper care, the clothing can last for several years without losing its protective properties.

