Body Protection

Types of Chemical Protective Coveralls

Chemical protective coveralls are divided into different types based on their chemical protection performance. These types are as follows:

• Type 3: Provides protection against water-based and oil-based liquids.
• Type 4: Provides protection against acidic and alkaline liquids.
• Type 5: Provides protection against dust and vaporous chemicals.
• Type 6: Provides protection against liquid and solid chemicals.

Chemical Protective Coveralls in ISO 9001:2008 and EN1073 Standards

Chemical protective coveralls are protective garments used to ensure the safety of workers in environments exposed to chemicals. These coveralls help prevent potential skin and respiratory diseases by preventing chemicals from penetrating the worker's body.

ISO 9001:2008 and EN1073 standards are international standards that determine the quality and safety of chemical protective coveralls. Coveralls complying with these standards are extremely important for worker safety as they provide high protection against chemicals.

ISO 9001:2008 Standard

The ISO 9001:2008 standard is an international standard for establishing and implementing quality management systems. This standard ensures that the materials used in the production of chemical protective coveralls are of a quality that will ensure worker safety.

EN1073 Standard

The EN1073 standard is an international standard that determines the chemical protection performance of chemical protective coveralls. This standard provides information on topics such as which chemicals the coveralls protect against, the maximum time chemicals are allowed to pass through the coverall, and whether the coveralls maintain their protective performance even after washing.

Types of Chemical Protective Coveralls

Chemical protective coveralls are divided into different types based on their chemical protection performance. These types are as follows:

• Type 3: Provides protection against water-based and oil-based liquids.
• Type 4: Provides protection against acidic and alkaline liquids.
• Type 5: Provides protection against dust and vaporous chemicals.
• Type 6: Provides protection against liquid and solid chemicals.

Selection of Chemical Protective Coveralls

When choosing chemical protective coveralls, the chemical properties of the work environment must be taken into account. After determining which chemicals are exposed in the work environment, coveralls that provide protection against these chemicals should be selected.

Use of Chemical Protective Coveralls

Chemical protective coveralls provide the highest level of worker safety when used correctly. Adhering to the coveralls' usage instructions is important to maintain their protective performance.

Chemical protective coveralls are very important garments for protecting workers against chemicals. Chemical protective coveralls conforming to ISO 9001:2008 and EN1073 standards are the best option to ensure worker safety.

Chemical protective coveralls can be produced from different raw materials. The most commonly used raw materials are:

• SMS (Spunbond Meltblown Spunbond): This raw material has high strength and flexibility properties. It provides high protection against chemicals.
• Polypropylene (PP): This raw material is a lightweight and durable raw material. It provides moderate protection against chemicals.

• PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): This raw material provides high protection against chemicals. However, it is a heavy raw material with low flexibility.