Light Fireman Chemical protectionSuit
Name:
Chemical protective clothing
Fire-fighting Anti-chemicals suits
Marine chemical protective suit
Fireman working suit at chemical environment
Chemical resistance clothing at fire-fighting
Fire-fighting Anti-chemical suit
Char.
Color: Red
Weight: 5 kg
Material: Combined rubber and textile
Size: S, M, L, XL
Summary:
1) For fireman at fire-fighting
2) To resist chemical mixture of acid, alkali, and oil
3) To follow up with SOLAS and international code for fire safety system
-Overview
1) Standard size of S, M, L, XL, or customized as customer needs.
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Size |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
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Length (collar to boot) (CM) |
160 |
166 |
171 |
177 |
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Width of chest (CM) |
55 |
56 |
57 |
58 |
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Waistline(CM) |
115 |
122 |
125 |
126 |
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Shoe Size(CM) |
25 |
26 |
27 |
27 |
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Applied Height (CM) |
165-170 |
170-175 |
175-180 |
180-185 |
2) Integrated design to achieve wearing and sealing performance
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Technical specification |
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Thickness |
0.45+0.05mm |
Tensile Strength |
>45N/5cm width |
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Acid Resistance performance |
Not permeate in 10mm liquid pillar of 80% H2SO4, 60%HNO3and 30% HCl for 1 hour |
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Alkali Resistance performance |
Not permeable under 10mm liquid pillar of 6.1mol/L NaOH for 1hour. |
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Benzene Resisting |
No cracks, not sticky after immersing in 120＃petrol for 30s |
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Fire resistance performance |
a) Continued burn time with flame <2s, b) Burn resistance time without flame <10S, c) Damage length without melting drips<10mm |
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Layers Peeling test |
>780N/M |
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Boots pierced resistance force |
>780N/M |
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Aging resistance to heating |
125oC×24h |
No changing |
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Low temperature resistance |
-25oCx5 m |
Can be 180 degree folded |
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Boots Electrical resistance Hi-pot test |
>5,000V |
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Water sealing performance |
No water permeated with immersed in water |
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-Application field
1) For fireman fire firefighting, the work close to the fire
2) It’s equipped for the hazard location such as vessel, warehouse for the emergency firing or leakage accident for fireman/operator close to the fire or the accidents site with chemical hazards.
