Tychem Level A Suit
Dupont - TyvekBelow are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount
- Buy 2 - 5 and get 3% off
- Buy 6 - 9 and get 5% off
- Buy 10 or above and get 7% off
Maximum Protection with the Tychem® Level A Hazmat Suit
The Tychem® 10000 Level A Hazmat Suit is engineered to provide the ultimate protection in hazardous environments. With its fully encapsulated design and gas-tight zipper closure, this suit ensures complete isolation from chemical, vapor, and gas exposures, making it an essential piece of gear for chemical containment, hazardous material handling, and emergency response. The lime yellow color enhances visibility in low-light or high-risk environments, keeping the wearer both protected and easy to locate. With a three-layer construction combining PVC and Teflon®, this suit offers unparalleled resistance to dangerous chemicals, including viral threats like Ebola.
Durable and Convenient Design for Tough Environments
Designed for heavy-duty work, this Level A hazmat suit features an expanded back to accommodate SCBA equipment, ensuring that you stay breathable and comfortable while dealing with hazardous materials. The extra-wide face shield provides a 220-degree viewing angle, giving you full visibility while staying protected. Two integrated exhaust valves help regulate the internal pressure, preventing inward leakage of harmful substances while allowing heat to escape, ensuring comfort during extended use. The knee wear pads, attached boots, and internal adjustment belt enhance durability and fit, so you can move freely while staying shielded from harm.
Please call ASA, LLC representative to get delivery times. This is a special order item and can not be returned.
Features:
- ASTM F1052
- 28 mil thickness of Tychem® 10000 material
- Double storm flap closure
- Double taped seams
- Used for Industrial, HazMat and domestic preparedness situations
- Expanded faceshield provides wide 220 degree viewing angle
- Rear entry design keeps closure away from direct contact with frontal chemical exposure
- Expanded back to accommodate self-contained air breathing apparatus (SCBA)