Chemical suit type 1a CPS 6900

Chemical suit type 1a according to the EN743 standard

Types 1 and 2 (ventilated or not) are "diving suits" types and are particularly suitable for classified sites with high chemical risks.

Type 1a corresponds to ventilated or non-ventilated chemical gas-tight protection against liquid chemicals, liquid aerosols and solid particles (EN 943-1) with the self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) worn inside the suit for maximum protection.

Chemical suit available in 5 sizes

With the self-contained breathing apparatus worn inside the chemical suit for maximum protection, the CPS 6900 gas-tight suit guarantees high wearing comfort, even during difficult tasks in hazardous areas.

Its ergonomic cut and the five available sizes allow a high adaptability degree for 1.50 m to 2.05 m heights. In addition, the significantly lighter and softer material makes the equipment is ideally suited to allow great movement freedom.

Dräger chemical suit CPS 6900 technical specifications

• Performance type (according to EN943): Type 1a (chemical protection impermeable to gases, liquid chemicals, liquid aerosols and solid particles) - The self-contained breathing apparatus is worn under the suit for maximum protection..
• Sizes: 5 sizes available (S, M, L, XL & XXL).
• Suit Material: D-mex™
  Operating temperature: -40 °C to +60 °C (storage -5 °C to +25 °C)
• Weight (without ventilation system):
  - With face cuff and boots approx. 5.4 kg
  - With full face mask and boots approx. 6.2 kg
• Certifications :
  - EN 943-1:2002 - EU requirements for gas-tight protective suits for industrial use
  - EN 1073-1/2 - Protection against contamination by radioactive particles
  - EN 14126:2003 - Protection against contamination by contagious agents
  - EN 14593-1 - Supply via air-supplied breathing apparatus with demand valve
  - EN 14594 - International requirements for chemical protective clothing
  - ISO 16602 Requirements for naval use
  - SOLAS Requirements for naval uses
• Chemical tests (permeation time expressed in minutes depending on the chemical)
  - Ammonia > 480 min.
  - Chlorine > 480 min.
  - 40% caustic soda > 480 min.
  - n-heptane > 480 min.
  * According to DIN EN ISO 6529: 2003-01 up to a permeation rate of 1.0 μg/cm3/min