Cold Store Work Clothing
Freezer Workwear for Cold Storage
When operating in low-temperature cold storage you need to consider the amount of heat and perspiration you will generate whilst working. If you work at a fast pace then the garment may become uncomfortable. As the wearer begins to sweat, the insulation of the clothing will decrease dramatically. Often food businesses will use cold storage to ensure their produce stays fresh, however, this requires a chiller to be around 0°C and a freezer to operate around -30°C.
