Asian hornet protective suit (Red — Model 1511)

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Professional intervention suit for Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) nest removal. Double-layer construction with polyester padding, EN397 helmet, EN166 1B 3 visor, EN388 kevlar-lined gloves and triple-elastic gaiters. Fluorescent red for operator visibility, dedicated pocket for adrenaline auto-injector and four carabiner rings on belt. AITEX-certified, patented design.

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Removing an active Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) nest is not a routine task: the attack is coordinated, massive, and aimed at every gap in the suit. This coverall is built for those who face it several times a year — firefighters, pest-control teams and professional beekeepers. Within our anti-velutina range it is the top-tier model, with reinforcements, technical pockets and details that only make sense when a single working day involves several back-to-back interventions.

🔧 Operator visibility and multi-layer build

Outer shell in fluorescent red 250 g/m² (50 % polyester / 50 % cotton) so the operator stays visible throughout the manoeuvre — essential when working on façades, ladders or urban environments with a ground team coordinating. Underneath, 100 % polyester padding at 200 g/m² and a 240 g/m² inner lining create a buffer chamber between sting and skin. Knees, elbows and seat reinforced: the areas that suffer most when leaning against walls, vegetation or kneeling next to the nest.

⚙️ Head and hands: full PPE certification

Hood with certified EN397 helmet (ratchet wheel adjustment + chin strap) and polycarbonate EN166 1B 3 visor with ventilation that stops impacts and venom splashes to the eyes. Teflon-coated fibreglass mesh 2x2 mm giving 180° vision in a low-profile design. EN388 gloves, anti-puncture coated with kevlar lining, joined to elastic sleeves — no exposed area between glove and sleeve. Padded neck guard reaching to the ears, where stings tend to concentrate when bending forward.

🔄 Built for back-to-back interventions

Four carabiner rings on the belt for harness, tools or a backup spray. Two spray holders: one fixed on the back with elastic straps and a second one hanging from the belt — essential when climbing a ladder with one hand free. Front metal double-slider zip with full velcro storm flap. Lower-leg zips with velcro adjustment to fit boots in place, and triple-elastic gaiters (top, bottom and under-foot strap) to seal the leg opening. Two front zip pockets in nylon.

⚠️ Dedicated pocket for adrenaline auto-injector

The left arm carries a dedicated pocket for the adrenaline auto-injector (EpiPen). In professional nest removal, anaphylaxis from multiple stings is the most serious and fastest-evolving complication. Having the auto-injector accessible without taking off the suit can make the difference. Coordinating with a partner and rehearsing the protocol before approaching the nest is part of the job.

📋 Technical specifications

Outer fabric	Fluorescent red · 50 % polyester / 50 % cotton · 250 g/m²
Mid-layer padding	100 % polyester · 200 g/m²
Inner lining	65 % polyester / 35 % cotton · 240 g/m²
Helmet	EN397-certified (ratchet wheel + chin strap)
Visor	EN166 1B 3 polycarbonate, ventilated
Gloves	EN388, anti-puncture coated, kevlar-lined
Hood	Teflon-coated fibreglass mesh 2x2 mm · 180° vision
Reinforcements	Knees, elbows and seat
Belt	Adjustable, quick-release nylon buckle, 4 carabiner rings
Pockets	2 front zip pockets + adrenaline auto-injector pocket (left arm)
Spray holders	2 (back-fixed + belt-hanging)
Certification	AITEX Nº 0161/4401/15 — PPE coverall type · Patented design · EU certified
Sizes	S · M · L · XL · 2XL · 3XL · 4XL