HAZMAT suit – Chemical protective suit

The CPS 5900 limited use hazmat suit combines quality, comfort and a high safety level. It is ideal for low risk exposure conditions (measurement operations, controls, inspections, transfers, etc.). This equipment withstands operating in -30°C to +60°C temperatures and can be stored between -20°C and +25°C.

The resistance of the CPS 5900 hazmat suit is particularly effective and allows it to be worn in long-term applications. It offers breakthrough times greater than 480 minutes in presence of acetone, acetonitrile, ammonia, 1,3-Butadiene, carbon disulfide, chlorine, dichloromethane, diethylamine, ethyl acetate , ethylene oxide, hydrogen chloride, lewisite (L), methanol, methyl chloride, mustard gas (HD), n-heptane, sarin (GB), sodium hydroxide 40% sodium, 96% sulfuric acid, tetrachlorethylene, tetrahydrofuran, toluene, and VX.

The CPS 5900 is approved to US, European and Marine standards (SOLAS) requirements for the use of gas tight suits in the industry and for firefighters.

The CPS 6900 hazmat suit is a reusable Class 3 PPE providing complete protection against hazardous chemicals, gases, aerosols and solid particles. It is commonly used for operations in cryogenics, handling liquefied gas, in cold environments or in acidic atmospheres.

Ergonomically designed with an anti-static, light and flexible material (D-mex), this hazmat suit offers great comfort and is perfect for its use in many applications. Available in a wide range of suit, gloves and boot sizes, it easily adapts to all body types with great wearing comfort. The lateral waterproof polyurethane closure of the CPS 6900 has been specially designed so that this PPE can be put on quickly by itself.

Wearing the self-contained breathing apparatus inside the hazmat suit optimizes the tightness of this equipment. Available as an option, the PT 120 L control valve provides optimal ventilation to improve wearer comfort by supplying air, reducing humidity and also providing an additional breathable air connection. Stemming from the Dräger know-how, this chemical protective suit offers many options to best suit all uses (adjustable leg strap, D-connect attachment ring, gas-tight socks, protective interchangeable gloves and boots).

The Dräger CPS 6900 hazmat suit has a breakthrough time over 480 minutes against ammonia, chlorine, caustic soda (40%) and n-heptane (tested according to DIN EN ISO 6529: 2003-01) . In addition to these excellent performances, this chemical hazmat suit is approved according to European, international and maritime requirements.

Ideal for physical work at high temperatures, the Dräger CVP 5220 cooling vest is ready immediately without prior preparation. It automatically develops a cooling effect for up to 4 hours without the need to freeze or immerse the cooling elements in water.

With its 6kg weight (excluding self-contained breathing apparatus) and optional shoulder straps, this chemical protective suit is designed for comfortable wearing during use. The Dräger CPS 6800 is an ergonomic suit in Umex (resistant, light and flexible material) available with its fixed boots and with full mask or face cuff.

To optimize comfort, suspenders are also available as an option. This protective equipment is equipped with a PT 120 L control valve. This integrated valve allows the suit to be connected to various breathing air sources and (optionally) to ventilate the interior of the equipment.

The Dräger chemical suit complies with the most demanding international and European standards (EN 943-1: 2002, EN 1073-½, EN 14126: 2003, EN 14594: 2005, EN 14594: 2005, ISO 16602: 2007, SOLAS) for protection against radioactive particles, infectious agents, and concerning the use of chemical and gas-tight suits.

The CPS 6800 chemical hazmat suit has been tested according to DIN EN ISO 6529: 2003-01 (with a permeation rate up to 1.0 μg / cm3 / min) against ammonia, chlorine, caustic soda 40%, and n-heptane. It has a breakthrough time over 480 minutes and thus provides maximum protection over long periods of use.

The Dräger 3700 suit is designed for use with the CVA 0700 vest which allows breathable air to circulate inside the suit. The vest offers an unmatched level of comfort thanks to its air supply system. In fact, the air diffused at a constant rate (300 to 400L of air per minute) in the suit cools the wearer, reduces the fogging inside the suit and contributes to a visual field improvement.

With its Tychem F or C (gray or yellow) material, the ventilated chemical protective suit for limited use SPC 3700 is light, flexible and comfortable to wear in all circumstances. It provides excellent protection against chemical hazards, particles, liquids and can be used in EX zones.

The limited use CPS 5800 hazmat suit is a PPE particularly suitable for applications requiring maximum mobility. It is used in particular during maintenance and emergency interventions and during industrial processes.

With a breakthrough time over 480 minutes, the CPS 5800 suit offers maximum protection against acetone, acetronitrile, ammonia, 1,3-butadiene, carbon disulfide, chlorine, dichloromethane, diethylamine, ethyl acetate, ethylene oxide, hydrogen chloride, methanol, methyl chloride, n-heptane, 40% caustic soda, 96% sulfuric acid, tetrachlorethylene, tetrahydrofuran, toluene. With its Zytron 500 design and withstands an ambient operating temperature of -30° to + 60°C, this hazmat suit can be used in many applications.

Very light (2.2kg) and featuring a diagonal opening, this limited use hazmat suit is used with a self-contained breathing apparatus worn on the outside. Perfectly designed, it also adopts a zipper allowing it to be put on alone, as well as a face cuff that is comfortable to wear. The Dräger design quality and craftsmanship have created a limited use chemical suit with high performance in gas protection.

The CPS 5800 is approved according to American and European standards and complies with the requirements of the EN 943-1: 2002, EN 943-2: 2002 (ET) and ISO 16602: 2007 standards for the use of gas tight suits in the industry and for firefighters.

The Dräger CPS 7900 NBC suit (or NRBC) provides unparalleled protection against gases, industrial chemicals, biologicals, and toxic agents. Thanks to its unique material, the D-mex, the CPS 7900 is resistant to flames, liquefied gases and projections under operating temperatures ranging from -30°C to +60°C while offering flexibility and exceptional mechanical resistance. Ergonomically designed, this personal protective equipment is very comfortable in use.

The Dräger NBC suit CPS 7900, also called hazmat suit, is approved according to the most strict requirements in terms of NBC protection against gases, radioactive particles and contagious agents. It is also certified for firefighting operations, for use in maritime environments as well as for use in ATEX zones (explosive atmosphere zones).

Tested according to the EN943 part 2 standard, the Dräger NBC CPS 7900 suit is extremely efficient with a breakthrough time over 540 minutes for ammonia, acetone, acetonitrile, 1,3 butadiene, disulphide. carbon, chlorine, dichloromethane, methanol, diethylamine, ethyl acetate, ethylene oxide, hydrogen chloride, methyl chloride, n-heptane, sodium hydroxide 40 %, tetrachlorethylene, tetrahydrofuran, and toluene; over 480 minutes for 96% sulfuric acid; and a breakthrough time over 180 minutes for Lewisite (L). The hazmat suit CPS 7900 also presents excellent protection against chemical warfare agents (or chemical weapons). Indeed, it has also been tested based on the FINABEL 0.7.C standard with a breakthrough time over 1440 minutes for sarin gas, mustard gas, soman (GD), and VX.

The NBC CPS 7800 suit from Dräger offers complete protection against hazardous substances. Made from D-mex, a flexible, anti-static and ultra-strong material, this chemical protection suit exceeds the most stringent requirements for reusable NBC equipment.

Designed for maximum ergonomics, the zipper placed in the diagonal of the suit allows it to be fitted and removed on its own. The equipment is light and flexible while incorporating unmatched chemical and mechanical resistance. The manufacturer Dräger also offers optional adjustable shoulder straps to improve the comfort and fit of this NBC suit.

During chemical tests according to the EN943 part 2 standard, the CPS 7800 hazmat suit exhibits a breakthrough time over 540 minutes for acetone, acetonitrile, ammonia, 1,3 butadiene, carbon disulfide , chlorine, dichloromethane, diethylamine, ethyl acetate, ethylene oxide, hydrogen chloride, methanol, methyl chloride, n-heptane, sodium hydroxide 40% , tetrachlorethylene, tetrahydrofuran, and toluene; a breakthrough time over 480 minutes for 96% sulfuric acid; and a breakthrough time over 180 minutes for Lewisite (L). This NBC combination has also been tested according to the FINABEL 0.7.C standard and has a breakthrough time over 1440 minutes for mustard gas (HD), sarin (GB), soman (GD), and VX.