Clothing

Level A:

Requires the greatest amount of skin and respiratory protection. The skin protection is a fully encapsulated suit used in emergency response.

Kappler Responder Level A Protective Suit:

	Double sealed seams to keep contaminants out
	Double glove system for added hand protection
	Front entry zippers to suit up quickly
	Double overlapping storm flaps for extra protection
	Extra room in back for SCBA
	Exhalation valves with built-in splash covers

Part #: 5034

Level B:

Requires the greatest amount of respiratory protection and a lesser skin protection. The skin protection required is a chemical suit with hood and booties used in emergency response.

Level B CPF Protective Garment:

	Coverall with hood and booties
	Elastic face hood and attached booties
	Sealed seams to keep contaminants out

Part #: 5033

Level C:

Requires the use of a chemical splash suit and an air-purifying respirator. This skin protection is used when the types and concentrations of airborne substances are known.

Chem-Tech Protective Wear:

	Double welded seams to keep contaminants out
	Flame-retardant fabric
	Excellent chemical holdout

Jacket Overall

Part #: 5031 Part #: 5032

Level D:

Requires the use of minimal skin protection, such as raingear and is used to handle nuisance contamination only.

Raincoats:

	35 mm durable thickness
	49” length
	PVC/polyester construction

M, L & XL XXL XXXL

Part #: 5028 Part #: 5029 Part #: 5030