Lakeland C1S428Y ChemMax 1 Coverall Serged Seam Attached Hood & Elastic (Case of 25)

Lakeland C5428 ChemMax 1 Serged Seam Coveralls with Attached Hood (Case of 25)
Lakeland has utilized their vast knowledge in the industry to develop another superior product line known as ChemMax. ChemMax offers quality along with durability while maintaining its cost-effective product to costumers worldwide. Many consumers include safety engineers and plant purchasing mangers. Whether you work in manufacturing, environmental clean up or chemical handling; you can trust the ChemMax family of products to protect you from harm.

ChemMax is constructed with a unique polyethylene barrier film and a continuous filament polypropylene non-woven. ChemMax garments bar many harmful contaminants from penetrating to inner clothing. Available with serged, bound and seal seams for scalability.

DESCRIPTION:

• Brand: Lakeland Industries
• Style: ChemMax 1 Coverall - Bound Seam #C5428
• Zipper with storm flap
• Attached hood
• Elastic wrists and ankles

Warnings:

• 1. ChemMax 1 is not flame resistant and should not be used around heat, flame sparks or in potentially flammable or explosive environments.
• 2. Garments made of ChemMax 1 should have slip resistant or anti-slip materials on the outer surface of boots, show covers or other garment surfaces in conditions where slipping could occur.

Note: Chemical Resistance Data is in accordance with ASTM F-739 test method. Testing is performed on fabric samples only, not finished garments. Sources for all test data are independent laboratory conditions and not actual use conditions.

Protective Clothing Seam Type

Serged Seam This is a simple stitched seam. It is economical, but is generally not used for chemical/splash/liquid type protection as the seams are not designed to resist liquids. It is designed for dry materials/dusts.

Sewn and Bound Seam These seams are serged, and then an overlay is chain stitched through all the layers. This provides resistance to liquid invasion, and is appropriate for liquid threats.

Heat Sealed Seam The seam is sewn and then sealed with a heat activated tape. This method provides liquid proof seams, and is used for environments where contact, not splash risk is present. i.e. you might immerse your foot or leg in the liquid by accident briefly.

Heat Sealed Plus Seam – Same as the heat sealed seam, but it is also sealed on the inside of the suit as well providing extra protection.