Tychem® 10000 exhibits excellent chemical barrier properties and offers an extremely durable fabric that is puncture- and tear-resistant.

• Encapsulated Level A suit
• Expanded back
• Front entry
• Extra-wide visor
• Attached dual-layered gloves
• Multi-layer laminate interior gloves
• Butyl exterior gloves
• Attached socks with outer boot flaps
• Double storm flap with hook and loop closure
• Two exhaust vents
• Double taped seams

Tychem® 10000 fabric shows at least 30 minutes of barrier protection to 322 challenge chemicals with no observed breakthrough. Tychem® 10000 is specifically developed for protection against toxic, corrosive gases, liquids and solid chemicals. This high-performance chemical barrier fabric is suited for industrial, HazMat, and domestic preparedness applications. These coveralls are lime yellow.

Encapsulated Level A garment design is our highest level of protection from liquid splash and vapor/gas exposures for both the wearer and respiratory equipment. Taped seams provide strong chemical resistance against heavy liquid splashes. A sewn seam is covered with a strip of compatible chemical-resistant material through heat sealing. Expanded face shield provides wide 220 degree viewing angle. Face shield is triple-layered (PVC 40 mil/Teflon® 5 mil/PVC 20 mil). Front entry design allows wearer to partially don garment (maintain standby position) without assistance. Expanded back accommodates self-contained air breathing apparatus (SCBA). Vapor tight zipper is extra-long to increase garment opening and aid donning and doffing. Storm flap covers zipper, which can be secured by the wearer with rugged hook and loop material to prevent intrusion at zipper. Attached internal gloves are composed of five-layer laminate film for a broad range of chemical protection. Butyl B 161 exterior gloves provide mechanical and physical durability to help protect inner glove. Gloves are attached with vapor tight ring and clamp system and are replaceable. Integrated socks are composed of the same garment material. Attached flaps are designed to cover boot tops to help reduce potential for liquid intrusion

Two exhaust valves release higher pressure inside encapsulating garments while simultaneously helping to prevent inward leakage of external vapors or particles into the garment. One-way valves are positive pressure and open on demand. Valves include splash covers made of barrier material to help prevent liquid intrusion. Valves are located on left back of head and right lower back. Internal adjustable waist belt system allows for support and improved fit. Additional barrier material is sewn at knees and over taped for added abrasion resistance when kneeling or crawling. Each suit has a unique serial number and is fully tested at time of manufacture including positive air pressure integrity testing per ASTM F1052.