Tychem^® QC

Available colors: Yellow

DuPont" Tychem^® QC is a spunbonded olefin fabric that has been "quality coated" with 1.25 mils polyethylene.  Tychem^® QC offers splash protection against many inorganic acids, bases, and other liquid and dry chemicals, including pesticides, blood, and inorganic acids.

Tychern^® F
Available colors: Gray

 
Protective garments made of Tychem^® F provide strong, lightweight liquid splash protection for law enforcement, emergency medical services (EMS) technicians and military personnel responding to an incident involving chemical, biological or radioactive agents. Easy to use and easy to wear, garments made of Tychem^® F are lightweight and flexible, and can be folded into small packages for easy storage and portability.

Tycherne CPF 3
Available colors: Tan

 
Tychem® CPF 3 is a multi-layer barrier film laminated to a durable polypropylene substrate. Tychem® CPF 3 is often the garment of choice by hazardous material response teams and other emergency services when potential exposure to chemical warfare agents exists. These strong, durable garments are used in industry to protect against a broad range of chemicals. Tychem® CPF 3 provides protection against more than 149 chemical challenges. The tan color of Tychem® CPF 3 makes it an excellent choice when there is a need for low visibility.

Tychern^® BR
Available colors:  BR = Yellow

 
Offers excellent chemical protection against a broad range of chemicals. It is a very-durable, tear-resistant fabric that rivals many reusable apparel fabrics, but costs much less. Tychem^® BR meets all fabric requirements of NFPA 1993.

Tychern^® TK
Available colors: Lime Yellow

 
Tychem^® TK offers the highest level of limited-used protection available from DuPont™ It consistently rates excellent on permeation performance with no breakthrough after exposure times of up to 8 hours to a wide variety of challenge chemicals. Tychem^® TK is so durable that it can handle both emergency response and remediation work. Tychem^® TK meets all fabric requirements of NFPA 1993.

OSHA Level B Protection

Should be used when the type and atmospheric concen­ tration of substances identified require a high level of respiratory protection,but less skin protection.
Level B protection should be used when vapors and gases are not suspected of containing high levels of chemicals harmful to skin or capable of being absorbed through the skin.