High Quality Disposable Tyvek Suits Type 5&6 (Size XXL)

DESCRIPTION

• Laminated liquid resistant fabric.
• Offers protection within specific limits against harmful chemicals and agents.
• Anti-static treatment to EN1149-5.
• Offers protective barrier to radioactive particles (to EN1073-2, class 1) and bacteriophage (to EN14126).
• Zip front with adhesive backed cover flap for maximum security.
• Elasticated hood, cuffs and ankle closures to limit dust ingress.
• Conforms to CE Category lll, types 5 & 6.

AREAS OF USE

Type 5: Coveralls are manufactured to provide for protection to both product and personnel. They are typically used , dependent on the conditions and the severity of the toxicity, for protection against airborne particles and fibres.

Type 6: Coveralls are manufactured to provide protection from limited splash and spray where the risk of chemical exposure has been assessed as low and the type of potential exposure is defined as low risk.

WARNINGS

The choice of type of fabrics and garments is extremely important to protect the personnel, and the environment. The following facts must be taken into account when deciding on the correct clothing.

• The concentration and the toxicity of the chemical substance to be handled.
• Concentration and quantity of liquid spray, and splash.
• The conditions under which they are used.
• For dry, and airborne particles, the type, size and toxicity of the particles.
• Make sure that the size corresponds with the user.
• Check that the product has no defect and is in good condition (no holes, unsewed parts etc).
• The disposable item should be replaced after every use. Abandon the place of work immediately in case of damage of the product.

Exposure to certain chemicals or high concentrations may require higher barrier properties, either in terms of the holdout properties of the fabric or in the construction of the suit. Such areas can be protected by garments in Types 1-4. Care should be taken where pockets are attached. Beware of overloading pockets although provision has been made to allow chemicals to escape, users should be aware that they can harbour contaminants and take adequate precautions. The user shall be the sole judge of the suitability for the type of precaution required, and the correct combination of coveralls and ancillary equipment. To obtain full protection, all apertures should be securely closed, but the user shall determine, and allow for, the effect of heat in use. Heat stress and discomfort can be reduced or eliminated by the use of appropriate undergarments, or suitable ventilation equipment.

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