Whist CE standards tend to address hazards such as chemicals and flames in isolation in the real world users often need protection against multiple hazards – petrochemical environments often require protection against BOTH chemicals AND flames and heat.
The Pyrolon CRFR Cool Suit features the innovative Cool Suit Type 4 Chemical protective design and the FR properties of Pyrolon Fabrics. Pyrolon CRFR offers an effective barrier against permeation of a range of hazardous chemicals combined with the thermal properties of Pyrolon fabrics; in contact with flames the fabric disintegrates but does not ignite, burn or drip molten debris. Meanwhile the concealed rear panel is constructed of Pyrlon Plus 2 – breathable and with the same FR properties.
The result is a breathable Type 4 chemical suit that does not burn.
The Lakeland Type 4 Cool Suit design uses the protective fabric in the critical areas of the suit – the front, the limbs and the hood. To the less critical rear is a breathable panel of fabric, covered by a protective cover of the main suit fabric and sealed at top and sides. The bottom is left partially open to allow air to circulate in and out of the suit – assisted by the “bellows effect” the tendency of low breathable fabric garments to actively “pump” air in and out of the suit.
Understanding the difference between Type 3 and Type 4 garments is critical in ensuring the best protection whilst minimising cost and maximising comfort; we estimate 80% of applications are Type 4 and not Type 3, so when using a Type 3 garment for a Type 4 application means paying for more protection than you need. Lakeland’s “Guide to Chemical Suit Selection” guides users through identifying the difference.
Key Features:
- Pyrolon CRFR Cool Suit with breathable rear panel
- Breathable and FR Type 4 chemical protection
- Pyrolon fabrics do not ignite burn or drip molten debris – certified to FR standard EN 14116 (Index 1)
- Orange fabric with grey seams, rear cover and knee-pads.
- Stitched and taped seams
- Intrinsic anti-static properties that do not erode with time – certified to EN 1149-5.
The ChemMax® 3 Cool Suit combines the superior technology of ChemMax® 3 multi-layer barrier fabric with the innovative breathable Cool Suit design which allows a breathable, comfortable chemical protective garment.
The Lakeland Type 4 Cool Suit design uses the protective fabric in the critical areas of the suit – the front, the limbs and the hood. To the less critical rear is a breathable panel of Safegard GP fabric, covered by a protective cover of the main suit fabric and sealed at top and sides. The bottom is left partially open to allow air to circulate in and out of the suit – assisted by the “bellows effect” the tendency of low breathable fabric garments to actively “pump” air in and out of the suit.
Understanding the difference between Type 3 and Type 4 garments is critical in ensuring the best protection whilst minimising cost and maximising comfort; we estimate 80% of applications are Type 4 and not Type 3, so when using a Type 3 garment for a Type 4 application means paying for more protection than you need. Lakeland’s “Guide to Chemical Suit Selection” guides users through identifying the difference.
Key Features:
- Coverall with elasticated hood, cuffs, waste and ankles and rear vent panel. Breathable, Type 4 chemical protection
- ChemMax® 3 fabric features a high barrier against permeation of a wide range of hazardous chemicals (see Lakeland chemical database)
- Works with Lakeland Permasure® on-line tool and smart-phone app for calculating Safe-Use Times.
- Two colour grey/orange design for easy identification and visibility
- Lakeland’s unique “Super-B” ergonomic styling for enhanced comfort, freedom of movement and durability
Cool Vest® is designed to be worn underneath any chemical suit to keep the wearer cool and comfortable in warm environments.
The Cool Vest® can be worn with any chemical suit in order to enhance the bodies own ability to remove heat by absorbing heat energy directly from the body. The result can be improved moral, increased work rates and higher productivity.
- Uses phase change material pouches to maintain a cooling temperature of 14oC for up to 3 hours*
- Four pouches are inserted into pockets inside the vest; two in the back and two in the front.
- Pouches gradually absorb heat from the body so the wearer stays cool, resulting in improved work rates and productivity.
- Phase-change pouches are easily ‘charged’ by placing in a refrigerator, in cool water or simply in a cool area overnight.
- Cool Vest® fabric is 100% 180gsm cotton with pockets made in 100gsm polyester mesh.
- Available in two sizes : S-L and XL-XXL
- Available as a single vest with one set of cooling phase-change pouches.
- Sets of cooling pouches available separately so that one set can be charged whilst one is used to allow continuous working.
* Subject to work type, ambient temperature and environment
The unique Lakeland Cool Suit range is lakeland innovation in action. Composite suits combine protective fabrics with breathable Safeguard fabric for breathability and comfort.
Advance and Advance Plus versions offer Type 4 protection with breathability. Cool Suit Advance brings the innovative Cool Suit design to Type 4 protection. The breathable back panel is covered by a panel of MicroMAX® NS and sealed at the top and sides, leaving the generous overlap open to allow breathability. Seams are stitched and taped for a fully sealed seam.
Key Features:
- See Safegard76 TDS for back panel information
- Unique Type 4 sealed seam design –breathable byway of the Cool Suit covered SMS panel on the back
- Breathable Type 4 protection
- Lakeland Super-B style garment
The unique Lakeland Cool Suit range is Lakeland innovation in action. Composite suits combine protective fabrics with breathable Safegard fabric for breath-ability and comfort.
Advance and Advance Plus versions offer Type 4 protection with breath-ability. The MicroMAX® NS Cool Suit offers users the optimum combination of superior protection and high comfort for Type 5 & 6 applications The critical protective parts of the garment – the front, the hood, the legs and arms, are constructed of MicroMAX® NS fabric – excellent dust and liquid repellency, whilst the back panel uses blue Safegard® materials for breath-ability. This the user gets the best of both worlds. In addition seams are bound with blue CPE for added strength and protection.
Key Features:
- Composite coverall combining excellent protection with breathable comfort
- Bound seams for added strength and security
- Lakeland “Super-B” style pattern for generous sizing and ergonomic fit
- NB: The breathable panel has a lower protection factor than the rest of the garment, so Cool Suit may not be suitable in all applications
The unique Lakeland Cool Suit range is lakeland innovation in action. Composite suits combine protective fabrics with breathable Safegard fabric for breathability and comfort.
The ChemMAX® 1 Cool Suit combines Cool Suit design with the chemical protective properties of ChemMAX® 1 Chemical barrier fabric to Type 4 protection. A ChemMAX® coverall with a safegard breathable back panel covered by a secondary panel of ChemMAX® 1 fabric, sealed at the top and sides and left open at the bottom to allow breathability. Seams are stitched and taped for a full seal at the seams.
Key Features:
- Combines Cool Suit Advance design with the chemical protective properties of ChemMAX 1 chemical barrier fabric to Type 4 protection
- ChemMAX 1 coverall with a Safegard breathable back panel covered by a secondary panel of ChemMAX 1 fabric
- ChemMAX 1 coverall with sealed seams and a covered breathable back panel
- Zip front fastening with double storm flap
- Taped seams for full seal
- Coverall with 3 piece hood, inset sleeves, 2 piece diamond crotch gusset, elasticated hood, waist, cuffs and ankles
- See Safegard 76 Technical Data Sheet for information on back panel
PDF:
https://www.lakeland.com/uploads/data-sheets/Europe/Cool-Suit/CE-ChemMax-1-Cool-Suit-PDS_EN.pdf
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