Chemical protective suits are personal protective equipment that enable the wearer to work in chemically or microbiologically contaminated environments without adverse health effects.
Each chemical protective suit is designed for a specific use, as resistance to all conceivable substances and materials from the environment is not possible. Depending on the type of use, there are 6 types for chemical protective suits, which differ in terms of their protective effect from gas-tight to limited tightness against liquids.
We check for you whether non-reusable, limited-use or reusable protective clothing against chemicals for use as personal protective equipment (PPE) meets the specifications of the European standard DIN EN 14325 as well as the type-specific requirements.
Testing and certification of protective clothing against chemicals
As an accredited laboratory and notified body (No. 0555), we test and certify chemical protective suits and issue EU type examination certificates for CE marking of your PPE in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/425.
Your benefits
Independent functional verification of your products
Compliance with all requirements of Regulation (EU) 2016/425 for placing on the European market enables you to CE mark your PPE
Reliable safety for the consumer / user of your protective suits
We test and certify the following protective equipment for you:
Protective clothing against chemicals according to:
Type 6 DIN EN 13034
Type 5 DIN EN 13982-1
Type 4 DIN EN 14605
Type 3 DIN EN 14605
Surface material for protective suits against chemicals
Protective gloves against hazardous chemicals DIN EN ISO 374-1
Penetration according to DIN EN 374-2:2014, 7.2 and 7.3
Degradation according to DIN EN 374-4
Permeation DIN EN 16523-1
Tests for the performance requirement of materials, seams, joints and assemblages.
We test and assess your chemical protective suits under the following aspects:
Performance classification of materials according to EN 14325 section 4.
Performance requirements for seams, joints and assemblages according to EN 14325 section 5
Optional: Microbiological testing according to EN 14126
Optional: Assessment of biocompatibility (e.g. cytotoxicity according to DIN EN ISO 10993-5)
General requirements according to EN ISO 13688
(incl. verification of labelling and manufacturer's information)
Type 6 - EN 13034:
Fog test according to EN 17491-4
Type 5 - EN 13982-1:
Inward leakage according to EN 13982-2
Type 4 - EN 14605:
Spray test EN 17491-4
Type 3 - EN 14605:
Jet test according to EN 17491-3
Factsheet_Protective Clothing Against Chemicals
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