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Protection Against Hazardous Substances
When working in low-oxygen atmospheres, i.e. below 17 percent by volume, personnel must be provided with supplied air breathing apparatus, since standard filtering devices are not sufficient.
Self contained breathing apparatus sets offer a limited supply of air from cylinders for shorter operations. Depending on the application in hand, normal or mini compressed air sets can be used. For longer operations at fixed or mobile sites, compressed airline systems are preferred.
If the hazards, e.g. from chemicals, are likely to attack not only the airways but the entire body, chemical protective suits will also need to be used.

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Chemical Protective Suit, Respiratory Protective Device Worn Outside the Suit
Chemical protective suits need to meet the highest requirements with regard to mechanical stability and resistance to flames and... more
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Chemical protective suits where the respiratory protective device is worn under the suit must meet the same requirements as those... more
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Chemical Protective Overalls
Splashguard overalls are always used in situations where it is important to have complete body protection to protect the wearer's... more
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Compressed Air Line Breathing Apparatus
Compressed air line breathing apparatus is ideal for operations of longer duration at one particular site or for work where access... more
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Compressed Air Breathing Apparatus
For fire fighting or working with hazardous goods on board ship, in the port or on an oil rig, compressed air breathing apparatus... more
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Short-Term Compressed Air Breathing Apparatus
Short-term compressed air breathing apparatus presents an interesting alternative to the classic compressed air breathing apparatus.... more
 

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