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Dräger CPS 7900
Technical data
Resistance against infectious agent penetration
Resistance of the suit material
Weight:
without boots
approx. 5.1 kg
with boots
approx. 6.6 kg
Material:
Chemical protective
suit
D-mex
Visor
Special polyvinyl chloride
Gloves
Butyl or
Viton or
Silvershield: EVOH/PE or
K-Mex Gigant: Kevlar or
Tricotril: Nitril/Kevlar
Safety boots:
Nitril-P
black, FPA-CR safety boots
Socks
D-mex
Colors:
outside/inside
blue / gray
orange / gray
Temperatures:
during operation
-40
o
C to +70
o
C
lower temperatures up to -80
o
C are
possible with short-term exposure and
are tested for D-mex material (tested by
Dräger, however not in the scope of the
EC type-approval test).
during storage
-30
o
C to +60
o
C
possible glove combination:
Combination 1
on the inside chemical resistant Viton
glove, on the outside optional cut and
puncture-resistant Tricotril glove
Combination
2
on the inside chemical resistant
Silvershield glove, on the outside cut and
puncture-resistant Tricotril glove
Combination 3
on the inside chemical resistant Silvershield
glove, on top puncture-resistant butyl glove,
on the outside cut-resistant K-Mex Gigant
glove
Test
Result
Class
1
1
according to EN 14 126:2004
Resistance against
pathogens transmitted
by blood (with Phi-X174
bacteria)
hydrostatic
pressure:
20 kPa
6
Resistance against
infectious agent in case of
mechanical contact with
substances containing
contaminated liquids
breakthrough time:
>75 min.
6
Resistance against
biocontaminated dusts
penetration:
<1 log cfu
3
Resistance against
biocontaminated aerosols
penetration:
log r endless
3
Test
Result
Class
1
1
according to EN 943-1:2002
Abrasion resistance
>2,000 cycles
6
Flex cracking resistance
>100,000 cycles
6
Flex cracking resistance at -
30
o
C (-22 °F)
>4000 cycles
6
Tear propagation resistance >150 N
6
Bursting resistance
>850 kPa
6
Piercing resistance
>50 N
3
Resistance to ignition
self-extinguishing
3
Seam strength
>500 N
6
Tensile strength
>1,000 N
6
