Dräger SPC 2400 PVC / Flexothane

Dependable protection for maximum safety in hazardous settings.

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3 ; 4

Suit Type Class

+

Performance Class

PVC, Flexothane

Material

C10H14O2, C12H11N, C2H4O2, C3H5NO, C6H10O4, (C12H18O9)n, AlK(SO4)2 · 12H2O, Al(OH)3 and more

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The Dräger SPC 2400 is a reusable suit, which is reliable in protecting you from liquids and dust. The suit is available in a specially robust version made of PVC or as a light, water vapour permeable version made of flexothane.

Dräger SPC 2400 PVC

The one-piece PVC protective suit is equipped with a three-part hood, which offers a comfortable fit and great freedom of movement for the head. In addition, the hood can be safely and easily combined with various breathing masks.

The arm design with … More information

Dräger SPC 2400 Flexothane

The one-piece overall is equipped with a hood and cord, sleeves with elastic ends and cuffs, as well as reflective strips on the upper arms. The ends of the legs can be adjusted using press buttons. The zipper runs vertically on the front of the ove … More information

Versatile applications

The one-piece, reusable overalls with welded seems can be used with disposable dust mask, filter mask, full face respirator, powered air purifying respirator, compressed air breathing apparatus, or compressed airline system.

Reusable

Both protective suits can be washed and thereby reused. The PVC suit can be washed at up to 30 °C and the SPC Flexothane can be washed at up to 40 °C in a washing machine with limited wash agitation.

Product type	Splash protection suit
Reuse Class	Reusable
Suit Type Class	3 ; 4
Performance Class	+
Shelf Life (years)	Flexothane: 3 ; PVC: 10
Material	PVC, Flexothane
Available Colors	Yellow, Blue / Red

Constant flow
SCBA inside
SCBA outside
Air Purifying Respirator

Mechanical Resistance	+
Chemical Resistance
Temperature Resistance

Particles
Liquids
Known gases
Unknown gases
Mechanical stress
Deepcold substances
Ex-zones
Flash fires

EN 943
EN 14605
EN ISO 13982-1
EN 13034
EN 1073-1 / EN 1073-2
EN 14126
EN 1149	(only PVC model)
EN 14593
EN 14594
SOLAS
ISO 16602

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Acetic Acid	More information
Acrylamide	More information
Adipic acid	More information
Agar	More information
Alum	More information
Aluminium hydroxide	More information
Aluminium sulphate octadecahydrate	More information
Aluminium sulphate, anhydrous	More information
Aluminum metal	More information
Aluminum oxide	More information
Ammonia solution 25%	More information
Ammonium carbonate	More information
Ammonium chloride	More information
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Ammonium hydrogen carbonate	More information
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Ammonium thiosulphate	More information
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Antimony trichloride	More information
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Arsenic	More information
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Barium hydroxide octahydrate	More information
Barium manganate	More information
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Barium oxide	More information
Barium sulphate	More information
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Barium titanate(IV)	More information
Beryllium oxide	More information
Beryllium sulphate tetrahydrate	More information
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Bismuth	More information
Bismuth(III) chloride	More information
Bismuth(III) fluoride	More information
Bismuth(III) oxide	More information
Boric acid	More information
Boron nitride	More information
Cadmium carbonate	More information
Cadmium chloride	More information
Cadmium dust and salts as Cd	More information
Cadmium nitrate tetrahydrate	More information
Cadmium oxide fume	More information
Cadmium sulphate	More information
Cadmium sulphide	More information
Calcium bromide, anhydrous	More information
Calcium chloride, anhydrous	More information
Calcium fluoride, anhydrous	More information
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Calcium nitrate tetrahydrate	More information
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Calcium sulphate hemi-hydrat	More information
Calcium-sodium-metaphosphate (fibrous dust)	More information
Carbon black	More information
Catechol	More information
Ceric oxide	More information
Cesium hydroxide	More information
Chromic anhydride (acid, solution)	More information
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Chromium trioxide	More information
Chromium(III) oxide	More information
Citric acid	More information
Cobalt	More information
Cobalt acetate tetrahydrate	More information
Cobalt oxide	More information
Cobalt(II) nitrate hexahydrate	More information
Cobalt(II) sulphate heptahydrate	More information
Cobalt(III) oxide	More information
Copper	More information
Copper chloride	More information
Copper sulphate	More information
Copper(I) oxide	More information
Copper(II) acetate monohydrate	More information
Copper(II) bromide	More information
Copper(II) chloride, anhydrous	More information
Cristobalite	More information
Cupric oxide	More information
D-(-)-Fructose	More information
D-Glucose	More information
Dawsonite (fibrous dust)	More information
Diammonium hydrogenphosphate	More information
Diatomaceous earth, respirable dust	More information
Diboron trioxide	More information
Diesel fuel	More information
Dinoseb	More information
Disodium disulfite	More information
Disodium tetraborate	More information
Disodium tetraborate decahydrate	More information
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Emery (fibrous dust)	More information
Erionit (fibrous dust)	More information
Ethyl cellulose	More information
Ethylene carbonate	More information
Ferric chloride (as Fe)	More information
Ferric oxide	More information
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Ferric phosphate dihydrate	More information
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Ferrous chloride tetrahydrate	More information
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Ferrous oxalate dihydrate	More information
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Ferrovanadium	More information
Folic acid	More information
Fumaric acid	More information
Gallic acid monohydrate	More information
Gelatin	More information
Graphite (synthetic), activated carbon	More information
Graphite, respirable dust	More information
Hafnium (powder dry)	More information
Halloysit (dust)	More information
Hydrogen peroxide	More information
Kaolin	More information
L-(-)-Malic acid	More information
L-Aspartic Acid	More information
Lead	More information
Lead acetate trihydrate	More information
Lead acetate, basic	More information
Lead diacetate	More information
Lead hexafluorosilicate	More information
Lead nitrate	More information
Lead(II,IV) oxide	More information
Lead(II) carbonate	More information
Lead(II) fluoride	More information
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Lead(II) sulphate	More information
Lead(IV) oxide	More information
Limestone	More information
Lithium carbonate	More information
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m-Phenylenediamine	More information
Magnesite	More information
Magnesium chloride	More information
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Magnesium hydroxide	More information
Magnesium oxide sulphate (fibrous dust)	More information
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Maleic acid	More information
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Malonic acid	More information
Methanol	More information
Monochloroacetic acid	More information
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Nickel	More information
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Nickel(II) acetate tetrahydrate	More information
Nickel(II) bromide, anhydrous	More information
Nicotine	More information
Nitric acid, fuming	More information
Oxalic acid	More information
p-Aramid	More information
p-Phenylenediamine	More information
Palygorskite (fibrous dust)	More information
Phenol	More information
Polyvinyl chloride, respirable dust	More information
Portland cement	More information
Portland cement (dust)	More information
Potassium acetate	More information
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Potassium dihydrogen phosphate	More information
Potassium disulphate	More information
Potassium disulphite	More information
Potassium formate	More information
Potassium hexacyanoferrate(II) trihydrate	More information
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Potassium hydrogen carbonate	More information
Potassium hydrogen phthalate	More information
Potassium hydrogen sulphate	More information
Potassium hydroxide (dry, solid)	More information
Potassium nitrate	More information
Potassium oxalate monohydrate	More information
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Salicylic acid	More information
Silica glass, respirable dust	More information
Silica, amorphous fume	More information
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Silica, crystalline tripoli	More information
Silica, fused, respirable dust	More information
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Silicic acid	More information
Silicon (amorphous powder)	More information
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Soda lime	More information
Sodium acetate	More information
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Succinamide	More information
Succinic acid	More information
Sucrose	More information
Sulphuric acid 96%	More information
Tannic acid	More information
Tartaric acid	More information
Thallium	More information
Tin	More information
Tin oxide	More information
Tin(II) sulphate	More information
Tin(IV) oxide	More information
Titanium dioxide	More information
Trichloroacetic acid	More information
Trimanganese tetraoxide	More information
Trisodium phosphate	More information
Trisodium phosphate dodecahydrate	More information
Vanadium	More information
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Vanadium pentoxide	More information
Wollastonite (fibrous dust)	More information
Zeolite	More information
Zinc acetate dihydrate	More information
Zinc acetate, anhydrous	More information
Zinc carbonate	More information
Zinc chloride	More information
Zinc oxide	More information
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4-(1,1-Dimethylethyl)-1,2-benzenediol	More information
4-Aminodiphenyl	More information