DescriptionHooded Coverall.Ergonomic-Protective Design.Stitched External Seams.Elasticated Wrist, Ankles and Face.Elasticated Waist (glued in).Tyvek Zipper and Flap.White.Antistatic treatment on both sides (EN 1149-5).Type 5-B: Protection against airborne particles (EN ISO 13982-1:2004 A1:2010Type 6-B: Protection against liquid chemical splash (EN 13034:2005 A1:2009Tyvek 400 not recommended due to only providing frontal exposure (back panel is non-woven). Type 5: Protection against Airborne ParticlesType 5 coverall suits protect the wearer against dust and dry particles. Type 5 coveralls are tested by having a subject perform exercise on a treadmill while a spray cabin is filled with dust. Particle counters inside the suit then calculate the inward leakage (the amount of dust that enters the suit). They are suitable for industrial cleaning, site preparation and handling insulation. They are also suitable for asbestos and silica protection. When dealing with hazardous materials such as asbestos and silica dust, it is important that workers have completed risk assessments and are wearing the correct clothing to avoid the risk of contamination. Type 6: Protection against Liquid Chemical SplashType 6 coveralls protect the wearer against light spray and splashes. They are similar to Type 3 and Type 4 suits however they are tested with a light spray of liquid which is not permitted to build up on the suit. In this instance, the subject rotates on a turntable as four nozzles spray liquid onto the suit and afterwards the inside of the suit is checked for any penetration. Dependent on the testing criteria and the amount of liquid inside the suit, it will be classed as a pass or a fail. They offer the lowest level of protection and should only be worn in low risk environments.
