FHIB type semi enclosed lightweight chemical protective suit

Product Introduction:
The material of lightweight chemical protective clothing itself has protective properties, not through film coating. The protective properties of film coated products are easily damaged by scratching; Low chip shedding, anti-static; Can protect against harmful substances and protect workers; And it can protect sensitive products and processes from contamination from the human body; Lightweight chemical protective clothing is a special type of personal protective clothing worn by rescue team members, factory or laboratory workers when entering solid, liquid, acidic or alkaline chemical sites for emergency rescue, rescue, and work. Lightweight chemical protective clothing is not suitable for wearing at fire scenes, accident scenes, or workplaces with toxic or harmful gases.

Basic structure:
Semi enclosed lightweight chemical resistant clothing is a one-piece garment consisting of anti fog windows and headgear, jumpsuits, anti smashing, anti piercing, anti chemical rubber boots, double anti wrist guards, anti chemical gloves, double sealed zippers, and water sealed zippers. It is used in conjunction with a positive pressure air respirator;
Semi enclosed lightweight chemical protective clothing is an external type that is equipped with a positive pressure air respirator outside the clothing for the user.

Technical parameters:
1. 98% sulfuric acid (min): 90% impermeable
2. 30% hydrochloric acid (min): 90% incomplete
3. 60% nitric acid (min): 90% incomplete
4. 40% sodium hydroxide (min): 90% impermeable
5. Fracture strength N: radial: ≥ 379; Latitude direction: ≥ 302
6. Aging resistance (120 ℃ 24h): non stick and crack free
7. Cold resistance: (-40 ℃, 5 minutes to 180 degrees): No cracks

Size selection:

usage method:
1. Open the closed zipper of the chemical resistant suit, insert it into the right foot first, then into the left foot, put on two sleeves, put on the hood, and close the closed zipper.
2. Wear the air respirator according to the instructions of the positive pressure air respirator.
3. Open the valve of the gas cylinder, wear the full face cover of the air respirator, and ensure that the full face cover is well sealed with the head cover of the chemical protective suit. After trying to breathe a few times and confirming that your breathing and everything else are normal, you can enter the work site.
4. After completing the homework, the equipment should be unloaded in a safe area. The unloading sequence is to first remove the full face cover of the air respirator, close the gas cylinder switch, remove the air respirator, and then open the closed zipper and take off the chemical protective suit.

matters needing attention:
1. Before use, check if the chemical protective suit is damaged, and if so, repair it before use.
2. Assistance and observation should be provided when wearing and removing chemical protective clothing, wearing and removing air respirators, and working at the work site. To ensure the convenience of staff wearing and taking off, as well as the safety during work.

Maintenance and storage:
1. After each use, according to the pollution situation, rinse with clean water, soapy water, or 0.5% -1% sodium carbonate aqueous solution, then rinse with clean water, and store in a cool and ventilated place after drying.
2. Chemical protective clothing should be hung and stored indoors, and should not be folded or squeezed.
3. When storing, keep away from heat sources, avoid exposure to sunlight, and avoid contact with active chemicals and oils.
4. Chemical protective clothing should be stored in a clean, dry, well ventilated warehouse with a room temperature of 5-35 ℃ and a relative humidity of 40% -80%.