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3.4.5 Safety helmets
– Dräger HPS 3000 series
– Dräger HPS 4000 series
– Dräger HPS 7000 series
– Dräger HPS SafeGuard
– Industrial protection helmet in accordance with EN 397
3.5
Type-identical marking
The type-identical identification marking can be found on the
pocket on the chemical protective suit.
Caution! Strictly follow the instructions
for use.
Protective clothing against gaseous, liq-
uid, aerosol and solid chemicals (in
accordance with EN 943-
1:2015+A1:2019 and EN 943-2:2019,
type 1b-ET-B Enhanced Robustness.
For further information see: "Resistance
of the suit material", page 36.
Protective clothing against infective
agents (in accordance with EN
14126:2003+AC:2004, letter B in the
identification)
Protective clothing against radioactive
contamination by solid particles accord-
ing to EN 1073-1:2016+AC:2018 and
EN 1073-2:2002. For further informa-
tion see: "Approvals", page 26.
Assignment of height, chest and waist
measurement to the size of the protec-
tive suit. For further information see:
"Technical data", page 35.
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Usage
4.1
Prerequisites for use
WARNING
Death or danger of severe injury!
If the chemical protective suit is not used in compliance with
the valid standards and directives for the respective country,
this may result in death or severe injury.
► The user must consider national and other requirements
for the use of personal protective equipment.
WARNING
Death or danger of severe injury!
The chemical protective suit does not provide protection in
case of exposure to excessive contaminants in the
environment or exposure to certain contaminants, or if the full
face mask and hoses used are not chemically suitable.
► The environmental chemical load must be determined
prior to use, since the suitability of the chemical protective
suit must be determined before its use. The chemical
protective suit must only be used for suitable purposes.
The chemical suitability (permeability and degradability) of
the full face mask and hoses used must be observed.
Instructions for use
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Dräger CPS 7800
4.2
Instructions on using the fastener
system
The fastener system has been developed especially for the
chemical protective suits. Generally, the additional seals
make mobility more difficult in comparison to zip fasteners on
normal clothing. To prevent folds forming on the fastener
system, the open section of the fastener system must be free
of tension and operated without being twisted. At the same
time, the closed area must be held tight with the hand. The
protective suit wearer should be standing upright when
opening and closing the fastener system.
CAUTION
Danger of damage to the fastener system!
Fastener systems without sufficient lubrication are more
difficult to operate. This can result in damage to the fastener
system.
► The two zip halves must be parallel, unstressed and
opposite each other.
► Do not use force when opening and closing the fastener
system or jerk the zip.
► Lubricate the fastener system using the grease stick
supplied by Dräger.
4.2.1 Opening the fastener system
– Fully open the fastener system.
– Always pull the zipper tab in the direction of the zipper
mechanism; never pull diagonally!
– Do not use force. Zip elements can become bent!
– If the zipper tab gets caught, pull it back and push it
forward again.
4.2.2 Closing the fastener system
– When closing the fastener system, avoid diagonal forces
on the zip.
– Pull the zip sections together by hand.
The zip can be pulled up gently along the section that is
being pulled together.
– Foreign objects (e.g. shirt, jacket, threads) must not be
trapped between the zip elements.
4.3
Preparations for use
4.3.1 Preparing the chemical protective suit
Dräger recommends that you keep the flat bags in which
the chemical protective suit was delivered for later storage
purposes.
1. Check for leaks before using the suit for the first time in
order to detect any damage due to transport. Then follow
the maintenance intervals. For further information see:
"Maintenance table", page 30.
WARNING
Death or danger of severe injury!
Using damaged chemical protective suits may result in death
or severe injury.
► Do not use a damaged chemical protective suit.
2. Place the chemical protective suit flat on the ground and
inspect visually. For further information see: "Visually
inspecting the chemical protection suit", page 30.
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