BETACRAFT TECHNIDAIRY OVER TROUSERS

Additional Information

Available in sizes XS to 5XL

Flexible, waterproof and comfortable.  Designed tough to withstand acids.

• Lightweight, two-layer fabric
• Double skin knee
• Superior stretch and flexibility
• Acid resistant
• 100% windproof and waterproof

Technidairy Rainwear

Designed specifically to withstand the acids encountered by the dairy farmer.

Technidairy is an extension of the Techniflex brand.  It is 100% waterproof and is constructed using ultra-high frequency welded seams.  Technidairy garments use the latest in European two-layer, lightweight fabrics with superior flexibility and stretch to provide the ultimate comfort and safety.

Technical Specifications:

	Built tough to last
	8,000mm/m² waterhead rating
	Lightweight 2-layer fabric with superior flexibility and stretch
	Ultra high frequency welded seams

Please note: All measurements above are based on actual body measurements, not garment measurements.

Care Instructions

• Machine wash 50°c.
• Do not use detergent.
• Line dry.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Do not bleach.
• Do not iron.
• Do not dry clean.

1. Hose it down. Wash down your garments with the hose at the end of the day. Washing off the mud before it dries prevents bacteria from growing, which can start to rot and weaken the fabric.
2. Hang it up. Don’t leave your gear in a heap on the floor or in wet conditions. Find a hook and hang your jacket and overtrousers up. They’ll dry faster and hanging them up and keeping them out of wet conditions minimises the opportunity for bacteria to grow and break down the fabric.
3. Don’t use detergent. Washing your rainwear with detergent is one of the worst things you can do. Powdered detergents can affect the quality of the seam sealing tape that makes Betacraft gear waterproof. If you have to wash your gear, use a cool wash (<50°) with no detergent. Do not dry clean, iron or bleach.
4. Go easy on the crotch. If you want to crotch to last longer, please don’t put your leggings over top of your gumboots. It puts a lot of pressure on the inside and the crotch seam. Repeated strain can cause the seam sealing tape to weaken and give way.