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CO/PD 06-22B
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The DuPont™ SafeSPEC™ Product Selector Tools - Hazard, Industry, Guide, My Scenarios and Double-check- are intended to assist in choosing protective clothing for particular applications and does not replace the judgment of a qualified safety professional or industrial hygienist. Additional personal protective equipment, such as such as but not limited to: respiratory, eye, head, foot, and hand protection, may be required.
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There are uses, environments and chemicals for which any garment will be unsuitable. It is the responsibility of the user to review available data and verify that the garment selected is appropriate for the intended use and meets all specified government and industry standards.
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- If you are searching multiple hazards at one time, try breaking your search into separate hazards by either creating a new scenario or unchecking Hazards in the pane to the left. SafeSPEC™ is trying to find one garment that can be used for all of your hazards. You may need to consider more than one garment.
- If you have a liquid or vapor chemical hazard, try searching the Chemical Resistance Database. This database will show you permeation data for all of the fabrics tested against a given hazard. Once you are able to determine a suitable fabric, you will have the flexibility of selecting a suitable garment design and seam construction yourself.
- If you answered "yes" to the question that you are working in an environment that requires flame resistant clothing, please note that although DuPont has several garment options for scenarios involving possible industrial fire or electric arc exposures as well as chemical exposure hazards, these garments may not have been tested against the specific chemical hazard(s) that you have selected or may have breakthrough times lower than your intended work duration. If possible, try to mitigate the need for flame resistant clothing by implementing engineering controls, work practices and administrative controls before resorting to protective clothing. Additionally, try breaking your search into separate hazards as suggested above in order to find garment options to meet your needs.
- If you selected "localized to the feet" for the direction of exposure question, you may want to consider chemical resistant boots instead of purchasing a full garment. DuPont does not manufacture or sell chemical resistant boots. However, we do offer some coveralls and encapsulated suits with attached socks. These socks can be worn as an extra layer of protection inside of chemical resistant boots.
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| Manufacturer | Aurora |
| Model | CO/PD 06-22B |
| Design | Combat Shirt |
| Fabric Weight | 5.4 oz |
| Available Colors | Camouflage |
| Electric Arc Rating | cal/cm2 |
| Hazard | Heat & Flame |
| Reflective Available | No |
| High Visibility | No |
FEATURES & PRODUCT DETAILS
- Single breast-front with double closing , the first closure is zippered with double zipper head, so it can be open from above or below. The zipper is protected and covered by a flap with 3 fastener tapes that serves as second closing
- Has long sleeves with tabs, which carries a button in the tab and 3 button holes in the hem sleeve area to fit the sleeve opening
- Mandarin style collar with fastener tapes allow soldiers to use open collar in military bases or close during tactical operations and / or combat; to prevent the ingress of any debris, insect or substance
- Extensions in the back for better mobility and compliance
- Use elastic band with fastener tapes at the waist for adjustment
- Two (2) internal chest pockets angled for easy access and its respective flap with tape fastener to cover the zipper
- On the chest pockets have two (2) fastener tapes, to place the user's last tape and branch of the armed forces (e.g. " U.S. ARMY ")
- In between the first two (2) tapes of zipper closure there is another fastener tape, 2 " x 2"; to place the user rank
- On the sleeves there is an expandable pocket with double bottom, the top has access by opening up the flap and background through the zipper. These pockets are positioned at an angle for easy access. Also have 4 inches wide fastener tape on the outside of the pocket to place the different badges required
- Each pocket has a belt which hides or shows to expose an infrared seal (IFF- Identification Friend or Foe) which its use in missions to identify the same army soldiers or allies. For protection and durability, the IFF seal is covered when using the uniform inside the military base. In figure 5 the IFF is shown unprotected with belt down for illustration purposes only. These sleeve pockets, have eyelets at bottom so they can drain easily, if the user is immersed in water
- In the lower part of the sleeve has three compartment pencil pocket with flap and fastener tape for closing
- There are patches of fabric to reinforced elbows and shoulders
- In the right front panel has an opening with inside cover known as MCG (Microclimate cooling garment) to insert a hose to oxygenate and / or cool the body of the aviator