PVC Chemical Protective Clothing
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Protect Your People™ PVC Chemical Protective Clothing Download H Download *** I .***. m I Stitched & Taped Seams PVC Chemical Protective Clothing Styles Lightweight PVC coverall and two piece ensemble for protection against splashes and sprays of liquid chemicals • Superior lightweight PVC fabric - weight 310gsm. Lighter than most PVC coveralls • Zip front fastening with double storm flap and hook & loop closure • Certified to EN 14605 Type 3 & 4 for protection against liquid and jet chemical sprays • Anti-static - certified to EN 1149-5: tested to EN 1149-3 (charge decay) • Stitched and taped sealed seams • Tested for up to 20 washes at 30oC* • Coverall features Super-B style with 3-piece respirator-fit hood, crotch gusset and inset sleeves for superior freedom of movement • Jacket features respirator-fit drawstring hood and zip front with double storm flap and hook and loop fastening • Bib & Brace style pants with adjustable braces and quick release snaps • Ideal for petrochemical applications such as tank cleaning and chemical storage applications, agricultural applications and chemical handling * Physical properties and permeation tests conducted before washing. Garments contaminated with chemicals should not be washed and re-used. Inspect all garments before re-use; garments that are damaged or worn should not be re-used. A limited number of chemicals have been tested against Lakeland PVC material. More tests can be conducted on request. ChemMax® garments provide a more comprehensive protection against a much wider range of chemicals. See our full chemical permeation database which can be downloaded at https://www.lakeland.com/europe/resources/documents-gallerv Note that when contaminated a chemical may permeate into the fabric and washing or decontamination may not remove it. In this case when re-using the normalized breakthrough may be lower than indicated by a test. For this reason we do not advise re-use of heavily contaminated garments. Where garments may have been contaminated and are to be re-used additional care must be taken during donning to ensure users do not make contact with any residual contamination that has not been removed. Lakeland Industries Europe Limited

Clothing For Protection against Hazardous Chemicals Selecting the right chemical suit for the job is vital to ensure not only are workers properly protected but that they are not overprotected - which could mean paying more than you need for PPE and that workers suffer more discomfort than necessary. Chemical protection is defined by three key standards: Consider three key factors when selecting the most appropriate clothing for an application 1.The chemical . 2. Which hazard / spray type? 3. Physical / environment factors Type 4 EN 14605 • 'Breakthrough time' provided by (EN 6529 or ASTM...