Introduction
Matisec designs, develops, produces and markets chemical intervention suits, guaranteeing complete, reliable and safe protection. Meeting the EN 943-2 standard, they allow various rescue operations in dangerous environments, in corrosive chemical, liquid or gaseous media.
GR IV SOL SUIT
Description
The GR IV SOL suit has the same characteristics as the GR IV suit, but it protects the SCBA inside. It is a reusable protective suit against liquid and gaseous chemicals (liquid aerosols and solid particles). It provides complete protection against a large number of hazardous liquid and gaseous chemical substances used in many fields of activity (chemical or oil industry, rescue teams, waste management, etc.). Its waterproofness meets the internal pressure test of EN 464 and ISO 17491-1.
Technical sheet
The boots The safety boots in CMS or NBR are removable, equipped with an anti-puncture sole and a safety shell. The joint between the suit and the boots is ensured by patented double-lipped polymerised flexible rings. The boots comply with the EN345 CLASS S5 HRO standard. |
Headset / Integrated Mask An adjustable support cap protects the head and regulator of the SCBA from impact. The suit is fitted with a large screen incorporating a chemically inert film to provide an optimum field of vision. |
The gloves Mechanically fixed and sealed on rigid snap-on and lockable rings (patented). Their composition in NEOPRENE and POLYMER complexing, with high chemical resistance, ensures protection according to the EN 943-2 standard. |
Integrated loops They allow the suit to use the SCBA belt, ensuring that the weight of the legs is carried on the hips without adding a second belt.
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Ventilation valve The internal ventilation can be supplied by an adjustable tap. It can be connected to an external air source (network, trolley, etc) increasing the autonomy of the unit. |
Multi-diaphragm valve A small multi-membrane valve ensures rapid closure and maximum airflow in a minimum of time. The valve is chemically protected by a downward facing flap. |