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Full protection suit VenPipe®

Product information "Full protection suit VenPipe® "

Note: The VenPIPE® full-body protection suit shown here represents a standard version. The chemical protection suit is available in numerous other sizes and configurations, including various combinations of gloves and socks. We would be happy to advise you on the available options and provide you with a customized quotation upon request.

Air ducts integrated into the single-use suit distribute the air over the entire body and enable comfortable working due to the resulting cooling. The zippered front entry, lining zipper next to the zipper, four air outlet valves in the hood and on the back and an emergency zipper provide safe and comfortable working.    

  • Version: standard sole, waterproof front zip and with KCL nitrile gloves Camatril 730  
  • Material: DuPont™ Tychem® C  
  • Non-slip and antistatic soles for safety shoes  
  • Sizes S-XXXL  
  • Air volume (according to EN12021) adjustable from 300-500 l/min at a supply pressure of 3-4 bar  
  • Warning signal if the air flow rate falls below < 300 l/min  
  • CE certification EN14594, EN14126, EN14605 
  • According to EN 14594, the maximum permissible hose length is 10 m!   

  • Panorama visor  
  • Reusable functional unit for direct connection to the suit  
  • Connection unit 360° turnable  
  • Made in Europe  
  • Weight < 200 g
Properties
Size: XL
colour: gelb
Data according to manufacturer. Errors and changes reserved.

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