DATA SHEET

PVC protective suit

Updated: 01 Feb 2005

Description:
Protective encapsulated suit, specially made for use with SE400 positive pressure demand respirator. The SE400 can be fitted with an optional pressurisation hose which maintains a slight positive pressure inside the suit.
Product name:
S.E.A. PVC protective suit
Use:

Used to protect the entire body while wearing the SE400 respirator. Protects against particles, aerosols, splashes and gas. Resistant to a wide variety of chemicals.
Material:
Polyamide fabric coated with PVC on both sides.
Weight of material:
509 g/m2
Mechanical resistance of material:
Classification based on prEN 943-1: 1995
Abrasion 6
Stability to heat/blocking 2
Flex cracking 6
Tear 2
Burst 3
Puncture 3
Seam strength 5
Chemical resistance of material:
Classification based on prEN 943-1: 1995
Sodium hydroxide 40% >8 hours breakthrough time
Suit construction :
Seams:
Sewn with welded on strip on the outside.
SE400:
The SE400 fan unit, hose and face piece are worn completely inside the suit. The fan unit is worn on a balanced, convenient back-pack.
SE400 filters:
Sealed off from the interior of the suit by two threaded sealing rings.
Gloves:
Chemically impermeable gloves are fastened to the rigid sleeve rings with an airtight seal. The gloves are designed to be worn inside regular working gloves or rubber, leather or other materials.
Booties:
Booties are permanently sealed to the suit legs. Booties slip easily into regular outer boots. A special skirt covers the bootleg for further protection.
Visor: Impact and chemical resistant transparent PVC visor. Very wide and deep field of vision. An additional visor overhead makes it possible to look upwards and see objects overhead.
Total inward leakage : One unique feature of the S.E.A. PVC suit is that it can be used with a pressurisation hose which turns the suit into a positive pressure suit. Total inward leakage into the suit if using pressurisation hose is typically 0.1%
Storage: Store at room temperature in clean, dry place