Workwear and PPE

Protective Suits and Disposables

Protective suits and disposable protection from DS Safety Wear and Franz Mensch, from disposable coveralls against particles and splashes to gas-tight chemical protection suits. The choice includes ProSafe MP1 to Type 5B/6B, the polymer-coated ChemMax 1 to 4 suits, Tychem C and Tychem F, the flame-retardant Pyrolon CBFR and CRFR coveralls and infection protection sets for biosafety levels 2 and 3. Sizes range from XS to 5XL, and some models come in S/M and L/XL.

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  1. ChemMax 2 chemical protection waist trousers with elastic, type 3B, CE Cat. III, white, size XL - DS Safety Wear CM2HO-XL
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How to choose Protective Suits and Disposables

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Selection criteria

CriterionOptionsNote
Protection typeType 1a, Type 3 to 6, Type 5B/6BType 1 gas-tight, Type 3 liquid-tight, Type 4 spray-tight, Type 5 particles, Type 6 limited splash
MaterialPolymer-coated (ChemMax), Tychem C and F, PyrolonTychem C liquid-tight up to 2 bar, Tychem F up to 5 bar
Flame retardantPyrolon CBFR and CRFRCRFR with heat-sealed seams
Infection protectionAstroProtect, infection protection set TOP and TOP PLUSSets for biosafety levels 2 and 3, with coverall and FFP3 mask
ComfortCool Suit with ventilated back, hood, knee padsVentilation for longer wearing times
SizesXS to 5XL as well as S/M and L/XLChoose one size up when worn over clothing

Frequently asked questions

Which protection type do I need?
It depends on the hazard: Types 5 and 6 protect against particles and light splashes, Type 4 against spray, Type 3 against liquid jets and Type 1 against gases. ProSafe MP1 covers Type 5B/6B, Pyrolon CBFR Type 3 to 6, and the Interceptor 4 PLUS is a gas-tight Type 1a suit.
What does the B in Type 5B/6B mean?
The B indicates additional protection against biological hazards for the respective type.
Are flame-retardant protective suits available?
Yes, the Pyrolon CBFR and Pyrolon CRFR coveralls are flame-retardant. The CRFR also has heat-sealed seams.
What is a Cool Suit?
The Cool Suit versions of ChemMax 1 and ChemMax 3 have a ventilated back panel. This reduces heat stress during longer wear.
Are the protective suits ESD-compliant?
Only models marked ESD (antistatic) are specified as antistatic. No ESD property is given for the other suits.