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Suits protect against hazardous substances
March 1st 2006

Included on DuPont Personal Protection's stand at Safety & Health Expo will be the Tychem C2 and Tychem F2 suits, the new Tyvek Classic Plus green suit and the new Proshield Comfort 60 garment.

The Tychem C2 and F2 garments are suitable for use in many industries and applications where people may be exposed to oil, chemicals, biological agents and other hazardous substances.

With Type 3 protection (against pressurised liquid chemicals), Type 3B (against infectious agents), Type 4 (against liquid aerosols), Type 5 (against solid airborne chemical particles), and Type 6 (limited protection against liquid spray), the suits combine lightness, flexibility and durability.

The company offers high performance protective wear in four family brands: Tyvek, Tychem, Nomex and Kevlar. It also offers the Evac+ fire rescue hood, a small lightweight smoke hood that protects the wearer from smoke gases for up to 15min and offers effective protection anywhere that fire might suddenly break out.

Safety & Health Expo, Stand H30

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