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GES8 Gas Extraction Suit Sets w/ Escape Strap

$3,633.71

SKU: GES8A-ES-S

Ships: 10 business days

Size:

Size
Color:Black
Quantity:

  • Suit allows the worker at least 8 seconds of time to get away from the fire to safety
  • 10′ long Kevlar® strap with a tensile strength of 3500 lbs. is permanently affixed to the coveralls to aid in an all-in-one solution for communication or rescue
  • Convenient pocket is placed on the back of the suit to safely tuck away the strap when not in use
  • Smooth moisture absorbing inner layer provides added comfort in hot conditions
  • Suit comes equipped with a brass front zipper with hook and loop closure

Technical Specs:

  • Bootie size: Not Included
  • Flame resistant: Yes
  • Kit includes: Coverall|Balaclava|Storage Bag
  • Product category: Workwear
  • Product sub category: Protective Kits
  • Special features: Escape Strap, Leg Zippers, Reflective Striping

Documents

More Information: Oberon-Escape Strap.pdf
Tags: Gas Extraction Suit Sets, Protective Kits, Workwear

Garment & Glove Sizing Chart

Worker Body Measurement: The workers actual measurements determined using a fabric measuring tape.
Oberon Coats, Bib-Overalls, Coveralls: Garment dimensions are larger than the User’s measurements to allow space for movement.

Arc Flash Apparel Measuring Instructions


1.Use a Fabric Measuring Tape

Chest: Measure around the chest just under the arms and across the shoulder blades.

Waist: Measure around the natural waistline.

Height: Measure the total height of the worker. You can tape one measuring tape to a wall and have the worker stand up straight against it.

2. Select the Size

After measuring the worker select the size using the tables above. Each of these numbers represent the maximum measurement per size. Always round up and use the larger of either Chest or Waist.

3. Select the Height

All suits are sold as a Regular size. Order bib-overalls for adjustable height. Short, Tall and Extra Tall sizes are custom Made to Order. Regular Standard size is 5’10” to 6’1”. Workers under 5’8” or over 6’4” need custom sizes.

 

Measurement Directions:

Neck: Measure around the base of your neck; round up to the next half-inch.

Chest: Measure around your chest, under the arms, and across the shoulder blades, over a shirt. If stomach is larger than chest; choose the larger size.

Waist: Measure around your waist at the level you normally wear your pants, over a shirt.

Hip: Standing with feet together, measure around the widest part of your hips, parallel to the floor.

Inseam: Measure a good-fitting pair of pants along the inseam, from crotch seam to bottom edge of cuff.

Sleeve: Bend arm and place fist on hip. Measure from center back of your neck, across shoulder, and down arm to elbow and then to your wrist. This is your sleeve length.

For working garments, measure liberally to find your size, as you need freedom of movement.

 

Arc Flash Glove Measuring Instructions

Step 1: Measure around the hand at the fullest part.

Step 2: Measure from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the hand.

Step 3: Use the LARGEST of these two measurements for the correct size glove.

Step 4: The number of inches/centimeters measured equals the size of the glove.

Garment & Glove Sizing Chart

Worker Body Measurement: The workers actual measurements determined using a fabric measuring tape.
Oberon Coats, Bib-Overalls, Coveralls: Garment dimensions are larger than the User’s measurements to allow space for movement.

Arc Flash Apparel Measuring Instructions


1.Use a Fabric Measuring Tape

Chest: Measure around the chest just under the arms and across the shoulder blades.

Waist: Measure around the natural waistline.

Height: Measure the total height of the worker. You can tape one measuring tape to a wall and have the worker stand up straight against it.

2. Select the Size

After measuring the worker select the size using the tables above. Each of these numbers represent the maximum measurement per size. Always round up and use the larger of either Chest or Waist.

3. Select the Height

All suits are sold as a Regular size. Order bib-overalls for adjustable height. Short, Tall and Extra Tall sizes are custom Made to Order. Regular Standard size is 5’10” to 6’1”. Workers under 5’8” or over 6’4” need custom sizes.

 

Measurement Directions:

Neck: Measure around the base of your neck; round up to the next half-inch.

Chest: Measure around your chest, under the arms, and across the shoulder blades, over a shirt. If stomach is larger than chest; choose the larger size.

Waist: Measure around your waist at the level you normally wear your pants, over a shirt.

Hip: Standing with feet together, measure around the widest part of your hips, parallel to the floor.

Inseam: Measure a good-fitting pair of pants along the inseam, from crotch seam to bottom edge of cuff.

Sleeve: Bend arm and place fist on hip. Measure from center back of your neck, across shoulder, and down arm to elbow and then to your wrist. This is your sleeve length.

For working garments, measure liberally to find your size, as you need freedom of movement.

 

Arc Flash Glove Measuring Instructions

Step 1: Measure around the hand at the fullest part.

Step 2: Measure from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the hand.

Step 3: Use the LARGEST of these two measurements for the correct size glove.

Step 4: The number of inches/centimeters measured equals the size of the glove.