Lakeland Pyrolon CRFR Coverall Hood & attached Boots (Case of 6)

Lakeland's Pyrolon CRFR protective wear is as unique as it gets. Chemical resistant, disposable and flame retardant all rolled into one garment making the Pyrolon CRFR protective wear NFPA 2113 approved.

Pyrolon CRFR garments bar contaminating flammables like paint, oil & grease, hazardous liquids & contaminants and dry particulates to protect from penetration to inner clothing.

Description:

• Style: Pyrolon CRFR Coverall with Hood & attached Boots #51150
• Elastic face & wrists
• Storm flap over zipper
• Attached Boots

Features:

• Light chemical splash protection
• Self-extinguishing
• Won't melt or drip
• Meets NFPA 2113 requirements
• Designed to be worn over woven thermally protective coveralls such as woven Nomex, for environments where flash fire is a concern

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. .