Chainsaw Protection
Chainsaw-protection garment references produced to order for forestry and grounds work. Protective layers, fabric and construction are specified and reviewed per project.
WW-1274Chainsaw Protection Pants, 6-Layer, Category A
Full-length chainsaw protection pants with six layers of chainsaw-proof fabric in the protective zone. The cross-section follows a Category A coverage layout. Built for crews who need leg protection in a trouser format rather than chaps worn over workwear.
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WW-1275Chainsaw Protection Apron, 5-Layer, Category C
Apron-style chainsaw leg protection with a five-layer chainsaw-proof insert. Coverage follows a Category C cross-section layout. Worn over regular work trousers during cutting tasks.
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WW-1276Chainsaw Protection Apron, 6-Layer, Category B
Six layers of chainsaw-proof fabric make up the protective zone of this apron-style leg guard. The cross-section is arranged to a Category B coverage layout. A practical option for operators who put protection on over their own trousers.
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WW-1277Chainsaw Protection Apron, 6+2-Layer, Category A
Apron-style chainsaw protection with a 6+2 layer build: six base layers of chainsaw-proof fabric plus two additional layers in the protective zone. Coverage follows a Category A cross-section. Goes on over standard work trousers.
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WW-1278Chainsaw Protection Apron, 9-Layer, Category C
This is the nine-layer version of our apron-style chainsaw leg protection. The chainsaw-proof insert covers a Category C cross-section. Suited to operations that specify a heavier protective package.
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WW-1279Chainsaw Protection Apron, 5-Layer, Category D
Apron-style leg protection built with five layers of chainsaw-proof fabric. The protective zone follows a Category D cross-section layout. Worn over work trousers and removed when cutting stops.
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WW-1280Chainsaw Apron Chaps, 5-Layer, Category D
A five-layer apron chap for chainsaw work, with the chainsaw-proof insert arranged to a Category D cross-section. The open-back apron format keeps weight down compared with full pants. Fits over standard work trousers.
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WW-1281Chainsaw Protection Pants, 6-Layer, Category C
Chainsaw protection in a full trouser format, with six layers of chainsaw-proof fabric in the protective zone. Coverage is laid out to a Category C cross-section. An alternative to chaps for crews that prefer a single garment.
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WW-1282Chainsaw Apron Chaps, 6-Layer, Category B
Six-layer apron chaps for chainsaw operators. The chainsaw-proof protective zone follows a Category B cross-section layout. The apron format goes on over existing work trousers.
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WW-1283Chainsaw Protection Apron, 6+2-Layer, Category B
An apron-style leg guard with a 6+2 protective build: six layers of chainsaw-proof fabric plus two supplementary layers. The cross-section follows a Category B coverage layout. Worn over standard work trousers.
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WW-1284Chainsaw Protection Apron, 9-Layer, Category A
Nine layers of chainsaw-proof fabric form the protective zone of this apron-style leg guard. Coverage is arranged to a Category A cross-section. One of the heavier protective packages in the apron range.
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WW-1285Chainsaw Protection Apron, 9-Layer, Category B
Apron-style chainsaw leg protection with a nine-layer chainsaw-proof insert. The protective zone follows a Category B cross-section layout. Specified where a heavier layer count is required over standard work trousers.
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WW-1286Chainsaw Protection Pants, 5-Layer, Category A
A full-pant chainsaw protection garment with five layers of chainsaw-proof fabric in the protective zone. The cross-section is laid out to Category A coverage. The lighter layer count keeps the trousers wearable through a full shift.
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WW-1287Chainsaw Calf-Wrap Chaps, 5-Layer, Category A
Calf-wrap chaps that fasten around the lower leg over regular work trousers. The protective zone has five layers of chainsaw-proof fabric in a Category A cross-section layout. The wrap format is quick to put on and take off between cutting tasks.
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WW-1288Chainsaw Protection Apron, 9-Layer, Category D
The heaviest Category D option in the apron range, with nine layers of chainsaw-proof fabric in the protective zone. Apron construction fits over standard work trousers. Intended for operations that specify a high layer count.
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WW-1289Chainsaw Protection Apron, 6-Layer, Category A
An apron-style leg guard with six layers of chainsaw-proof fabric. The protective cross-section follows a Category A coverage layout. Worn over work trousers during chainsaw operation.
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WW-1290Chainsaw Protection Apron, 6+2-Layer, Category C
This apron-style guard carries a 6+2 layer protective build of chainsaw-proof fabric, arranged to a Category C cross-section. The apron format is worn over the operator's own trousers. The added two layers sit within the protective zone.
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WW-1291Chainsaw Protection Apron, 6+2-Layer, Category D
Apron-style chainsaw protection with a 6+2 layer chainsaw-proof insert and Category D cross-section coverage. Six base layers are supplemented by two additional layers in the protective zone. Fits over standard work trousers.
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