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User Manual for DuPont

Storage Conditions

Store Tychem

garments in a cool, dark, dry location free of

dirt and insects. Sunlight, ozone, high temperatures (>120 °F),

exhaust fumes, compression under heavy weight and/or

sharp protrusions are some conditions known to degrade or

damage the materials in these suits.

Store Tychem

Level A and Level B encapsulating garments

in boxes, in bags, or on hangers. Never step on or place

heavy objects on top of chemical garments.

Sizing Considerations

Verify the fit of your Tychem

Use the sizing chart found at the end of this document to

select the appropriate size based on height and weight.

Obtain the size suit you intend to wear, don that size

garment, and perform a series of exercises to simulate your

movements under actual work conditions. A garment larger

or smaller than suggested in the chart may be preferred.

Sizing fit tests must include outer boots, head protection and

other PPE and accessories that the wearer will use during

actual use.

Donning Encapsulating Level A and B Garments

A donning training video for Tychem

available at safespec.dupont.com.

Have another person present when donning your chemical

protective ensemble. Use a stable chair, bench, or stool

which is free of sharp edges. If outdoors or where the

flooring is rough, use a ground cloth to avoid damaging your

garment.

Conduct a visual inspection of the garment as described

above before beginning the donning steps

Ensure that the inner gloves (if applicable) are fully

inserted into the outer gloves (if applicable).

Check that the inside and outside of all exhaust valves

are free of obstructions such as caps, plugs, tape, or

foam padding.

Remove all jewelry and personal items (pens, key rings,

badges, pagers, knife cases, etc.) that might damage the

garment.

Tychem

Encapsulated Level A and Encapsulated Level B Suits

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garment before actual use.

encapsulating suits is

Check function of your respirator system per the

manufacturer's instructions and place near donning

location.

4. Inspect outer boots per the manufacturer's instructions

and place them nearby.

Open the garment closure completely.

6. Check the garment size label to verify the suit meets

your requirements.

Apply an antifogging solution to inside surface of the

visor (if desired).

8. Remove your shoes. If the garment has attached socks,

these socks are to be worn inside outer chemical boots

(not provided with the Tychem

do not have adequate durability or slip resistance to be

worn as the outer footwear covering.

9. While sitting, insert your feet into the garment legs and

down into the attached socks, if so equipped. Stretch

your legs to maximum extension while pulling garment

up. Don outer chemical boots. If the garment is fitted

with boot flap covers, pull boot flap covers up and don

your outer boots. Then pull the boot flap covers down

over the outer boots as far as possible.

10. Stand and continue pulling the garment up to your

hips and connect and adjust the garment waist belt (if

equipped) until comfortably snug.

11. While standing, with garment at waist level, don your

respirator air tank.

12. Don your respirator face piece and check its function.

To conserve SCBA air supply, disconnect the air supply

from the face piece when the garment zipper closure

is open and you have access to fresh air. In the case of

an external airline breathing system, complete all other

connections and adjustments.

13. Don protective headgear and communication

equipment as appropriate.

suit). The attached socks