• Product information • Sizing
• Test Data
• Description of Materials
• Certified Ensemble Components
• Shelf Life• Recommended Storage Practices• Limitations of Use• Inspection Guidelines
• Care and Maintenance• Cleaning • Decontamination / Disposal
• Safety Considerations
• Donning and Doffing Information
• Glove Replacement Procedure• Compliance Statement
• Disclaimers and Warnings• Warranty
• Limitation of Liability
• Inspection Sheet
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
High performance ruggedized “Level B” ensemble providing un-compromised protection to those who work in the most dangerous and rough environments.
ONESUIT® Shield 2 offers:
• Dual standard protection; certified to NFPA 1994 (Class 2, 2R) and NFPA 1992
• Protection from exposure to CBRN agents and industrial chemicals in liquid and vapor form
• High strength material designed for exceptional durability• Increased mobility and comfort from thin, flexible, lightweight
CORETECH® material and tailored design• Unique form-fitting face seal designed for ease of donning and
doffing and a dependable mask interface• Ease of storage and handling due to compactable design• ONESUIT® Hazglove-941 system, offering outstanding protection
and excellent dexterity• Reusable, limited exposure design
SIZING
ONESUIT® Shield 2 has been tailored to fit a wide range of users. Please refer to the following table to assist in finding the most appropriate size.
Note: If in-between sizes, round up to the next larger size.
1 – ONESUIT® Hazglove-94 may also be referred to as ONESUIT® Hazmat Glove.
Product Code Suit Size Height
(inches)Weight
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Standard ONESUIT®
Hazglove-94 Glove Size
1S-S2-SM Small 60-64 100-130 8 (Medium)
1S-S2-MD Medium 64-68 130-180 9 (Large)
1S-S2-LG Large 68-72 140-210 9 (Large)
1S-S2-XL X-Large 72-76 180-230 10 (X-Large)
1S-S2-2X 2X-Large 74-78 210-260 11 (2X-Large)
1S-S2-3X 3X-Large 76-80 240-290 11 (2X-Large)
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TEST DATAONESUIT® Shield 2 has been assessed per the requirements of NFPA 1994, Class 2R and NFPA 1992 (2018 Ed.). Below is the applicable certification data.
NOTE: Most performance properties of ONESUIT® Shield 2 cannot be tested by the user in the field.
CHEMICAL PERMEATION DATA
NFPA 1994, Class 2R
NFPA 1992
Chemical Test concentration
Time interval (min)
Minimum requirement
Garment material
Garment seam
Elastomeric interface
seam
Elastomeric material
Acrolein (vapor) 350 ppm15 60
≤ 2.0 ≤ 6.0
< 0.03< 0.05
< 0.03< 0.06
< 0.03< 0.05
< 0.10< 0.20
Acrylonitrile (vapor)
350 ppm15 60
≤ 2.0 ≤ 6.0
< 0.04< 0.08
< 0.04< 0.08
< 0.04< 0.08
< 0.10< 0.20
Anhydrous ammonia (gas)
350 ppm15 60
≤ 2.0 ≤ 6.0
< 0.16< 0.47
< 0.32< 0.34
< 0.90< 1.40
< 0.10< 0.20
Chlorine (gas) 350 ppm15 60
≤ 2.0 ≤ 6.0
< 0.20< 0.40
< 0.20< 0.40
< 0.20< 0.40
< 0.20< 0.40
Dimethyl sulfate (liquid)
10 g/m2 15 60
≤ 2.0 ≤ 6.0
< 0.03< 0.05
< 0.03< 0.05
< 0.03< 0.05
< 0.10< 0.20
Distilled mustard (liquid)
10 g/m2 15 60
≤ 1.33 ≤ 4.0
< 0.01< 0.02
< 0.01< 0.02
< 0.01< 0.02
< 0.17< 0.62
Soman (liquid) 10 g/m2 15 60
≤ 0.43 ≤ 1.25
< 0.04< 0.08
< 0.04< 0.08
< 0.04< 0.08
< 0.10< 0.20
Viral penetrationNo
penetration for ≥ 1 hr
PASS PASS PASS PASS
Chemical Test concentration
Minimum requirement
Garment material
Garment seam
Elastomeric interface
seam
Elastomeric material
Butyl acetate > 95% PASS PASS - - PASS
Dimethylformamide > 95% PASS PASS - - PASS
Fuel H 42.5% toluene
42.5% isooctane15% ethanol mix
PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Isopropyl alcohol >91% PASS PASS - - PASS
Methyl isobutyl ketone >95% PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Nitrobenzene >95% PASS PASS - - PASS
Sodium hydroxide 50% PASS PASS - - PASS
Sodium hypochlorite 10% PASS PASS - - PASS
Sulfuric acid 93.10% PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Tetrachloroethylene >95% PASS PASS - - PASS
CHEMICAL PENETRATION DATA
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Ensemble or element
Performance requirement Test method Requirement Result
CLASS 2R GARMENT ELEMENTS
Garment Material
Burst strength Section 8.9 Strength ≥ 200 N (≥ 45 lbf)
1331 N
Puncture propagation tear resistance
ASTM D2582 (Section 8.10)
Tear resistance ≥ 49 N (≥ 11 lbf)
85 N - (MD)121 N - (XMD)
Cold temperature performance
ASTM D747 (Section 8.11)
Bending moment of ≤ 0.057 N∙m (≤ 0.5 in∙lbf) at an angular deflection of 60° at -25°C (-13°F)
0.002 N∙m - (MD)0.002 N∙m - (XMD)
Seams and Closure assemblies
Seam/closure breaking strength
ASTM D751 (Section 8.12)
Breaking strength ≥ 67 N/25 mm( ≥15 lbf/1 in)
Garment seam: 214 N/25 mm
Closure assembly: 94 N/25 mm
CLASS 2R ELASTOMERIC INTERFACE MATERIALS
Elastomeric Interface Material
Ultimate tensile strength
ASTM D412(Method A)(Section 8.29)
Elongation at rupture ≥ 125%Ultimate tensile strength of ≥ 4 MPa (≥ 580 psi)
247.3%
33.60 MPa
Cut resistance ASTM F1790(Section 8.14)
Blade travel distance of ≥ 20 mm (≥ 0.8 in)
45 mm
Puncture resistance
ASTM F1342/F1342M(Section 8.15)
Puncture resistance ≥ 7 N (≥ 1.6 lbf)
8 N
Cold temperature performance
ASTM D747 (Section 8.11)
Bending moment of ≤ 0.057 N∙m (≤ 0.5 in∙lbf) at an angular deflection of 60° at -25°C (-13°F)
0.002 N∙m - (MD)0.002 N∙m - (XMD)
TEST DATA
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Performance requirement Test method Requirement Result
CLASS 2R ENSEMBLES
Scott AV3000/AV3000 Sureseal
Liquidtight integrity
ASTM F1359/F1359M (Procedure A) (Section 8.4)
No liquid penetration PASS
Overall inward leakage (MIST)
ASTM F1359/F1359M (Procedure A) (Section 8.4)
PPDFi ≥ 481PPDFsys ≥ 328
PPDFi (min): 658PPDFsys: 577
Overall ensemble function and integrity
ASTM F1154 (Procedure A and B) (Section 8.3)
Test subjects complete task ≤ 20 minutes
Accommodates head protection devices meeting ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 (Type 1, Class G)
Protective flaps remain closed over closure system
Test subject has visual acuity through face piece lens and visor 20/35 or better
PASS
MSA Ultra Elite Liquidtight integrity
ASTM F1359/F1359M (Procedure A) (Section 8.4)
No liquid penetration PASS
Overall inward leakage (MIST)
ASTM F1359/F1359M (Procedure A) (Section 8.4)
PPDFi ≥ 481PPDFsys ≥ 328
PPDFi (min): 652PPDFsys: 476
Overall ensemble function and integrity
ASTM F1154 (Procedure A and B) (Section 8.3)
Test subjects complete task ≤ 20 minutes
Accommodates head protection devices meeting ANSI/ISEA Z89.1 (Type 1, Class G)
Protective flaps remain closed over closure system
Test subject has visual acuity through face piece lens and visor 20/35 or better
PASS
TEST DATA
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DESCRIPTION OF MATERIALS
ONESUIT® Shield 2 uses only materials that have passed ruggedized testing.
a. Garment material: The garment material is CORETECH® Uniguard 3500 which utilizes Saint-Gobain’s proprietary fluoropolymer layers and unique manufacturing processes.
b. Seams: The garment is assembled using a stitched construction with the seams covered by CORETECH® Uniguard seam tape on the inside of the suit, providing maximum protection from physical damage and direct chemical contact.
c. Gloves: ONESUIT® Shield 2 comes standard with Saint-Gobain’s ONESUIT® Hazglove-94. The gloves are permanently joined in a single piece construction featuring a CORETECH® Uniguard 2500 internal barrier liner and Aramid blend outer glove. The gloves are attached to the suit utilizing a ring and clamp system. Gloves are available in sizes Small thru 2X-large.
d. Footwear: According to NFPA 1994 (2018 Ed.) the user is allowed to wear any footwear so long as it is 200 mm (8”) high and is certified to one of the following standards: NFPA 1951, 1971, 1991, 1992, 1994 or 1999. Saint-Gobain recommends the following footwear:
• ONGUARD HazMax® (p/n 87012, 87015)
• Tingley HazProof® (p/n 82330, 82331)
e. Closure system: The closure consists of a rear entry 36” liquid-tight zipper covered by flaps constructed out of garment material that is fastened using hoop and loop fastener strips. The zipper is made out of polyester and nylon elements.
f. Face seal material: The face seal of the ensemble utilizes a rubber platform that prevents chemical permeation of contaminants as well as providing a strong, sturdy and flexible seal that maintains its integrity throughout the user’s full range of motion. The face seal is made out of 20mil rubber.
g. Head Protection: If head protection is required while wearing the suit, the user shall use a Type 1, Class G helmet as specified in ANSI Z89.1 and shall affix the helmet over the ensemble after it has been completely donned with the facemask. After securing the helmet, inspect the face seal area of the suit to ensure its proper fit against the face mask and adjust if necessary.
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CERTIFIED ENSEMBLE COMPONENTS
To comply with the certification standards, the following detachable components must be worn with the garment to maintain product compliancy:
NOTE: Only one component from each category (glove, boot, respirator/SCBA) needs to be worn in conjunction with the garment element (in any combination).
Glove system: • ONESUIT® Hazglove-94
• ONESUIT® Hazmat Glove
Footwear:According to NFPA 1994 (2018 Ed.) the user is allowed to wear any footwear so long as it is 200 mm (8”) high and is certified to one of the following standards: NFPA 1951, 1971, 1991, 1992, 1994 or 1999. Saint-Gobain recommends the following list of footwear:
• Tingley HazProof® Boot (82330, 82331)
• ONGUARD HazMax® (p/n 87012, 87015)
Breathing systems:
Respirator Considerations: A full face supplied air respirator, certified by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), must be worn with ONESUIT® Shield 2. A CBRN Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) shall be used with this suit, certified as compliant with NFPA 1981, Standard on the Open-Circuit Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus for Fire and Emergency Services.
Warning: Respiratory equipment worn with ONESUIT® Shield 2 has not been evaluated for chemical permeation resistance consistent with other ensemble elements.
Only the following components/units are certified with ONESUIT® Shield 2:
NFPA 1981-2013:
• MSA Ultra® Elite Face Piece (Model #’s: 7-1366-7/-8/-9)
- MSA FireHawk® M7 Air Mask SCBA
- MSA FireHawk® M7 Responder Air Mask SCBA
• Scott AV3000 HT Face Piece (Model #’s: 805337-34/-35/-36)
- Scott Air-Pak®/Air-Pak®75™ CBRN SCBA
- Scott Air-Pak®/X3 CBRN SCBA
• Scott AV3000 Face Piece (Model #’s: 805337-11/-12/-13, 805808-01/-02)
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- Scott Air-Pak®/Air-Pak®75™ CBRN SCBA
- Scott Air-Pak®/NxG7™ CBRN SCBA
• Scott AV30000 SureSeal Face Piece (Model #’s: 805337-31/-32/-33)
- Scott Air-Pak®/Air-Pak®75™ CBRN SCBA
- Scott Air-Pak®/NxG7™ CBRN SCBA
SHELF LIFE
ONESUIT® Shield 2 is expected to last at least 10 years from the date of manufacture when following the specified storage conditions, maintenance and inspection practices. The shelf life of ONESUIT® Shield 2 is based on the following product attributes:
1. Use of inherently stable materials (Fluoropolymers, Polyamides, Polyesters, etc.)
2. Elimination of adhesive systems that degrade over time; and
3. Proprietary fabrication/welding techniques that minimize the propensity to degrade/weaken with use.
Note: While the stated shelf life for ONESUIT® Shield 2 is at least 10 years from the date of manufacture, Saint-Gobain maintains that there is no need to dispose of the product based strictly on time.
RECOMMENDED STORAGE PRACTICES
ONESUIT® Shield 2 should be stored in a safe and dry location, awayfrom direct sunlight, with temperatures maintained between 25°F (-4°C) and 110°F (43°C). When not in use, the suit should be stored in the supplied storage bag with the zipper fully closed and protective flaps secured. Be sure to follow the inspection guidelines as specified, even when the suit has not been in use.
LIMITATIONS OF USE
This product is recommended for use as described in the standard to which it is certified. If it is suspected that this product has come into contact with an unknown hazardous substance, dispose of it using appropriate departmental procedures. Do not use tape as a means of creating interfaces between ensemble elements.
INSPECTION GUIDELINES
Prior to use, suit must be inspected and if there are any questions about the condition of the product, discontinue use immediately. The suit is not repairable, therefore if it is ripped, torn, punctured or compromised in any way, the suit must be disposed of.
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As long as the recommended storage practices are followed, there is no annual maintenance required for the suit. Prior to use, the suit must be inspected per the Inspection section, and if there are any questions about the condition of the product, discontinue use immediately. The suit is not repairable; therefore if it is ripped, torn, punctured or compromised in any way, the suit must be disposed of.
CLEANING
ONESUIT® Shield 2 should be cleaned after each use if it has been worn for routine operations but not exposed to any chemical or biological contamination. For cleaning the suit:
1. Liquid dish washing detergent may be used along with a disinfectant at the ratio of 1 oz. each per gallon of warm water.
2. Using a soft clean rag, gently run the cleaning solution over the entire inside and outside surfaces of the suit.
3. Rinse the entire inside and outside surfaces of the suit with warm water using either a soft clean rag or a gentle spray.
4. To dry the suit, either lay the suit out so that the inside and outside surfaces receive ventilation, or place it on a hanger.
WARNING: Do not use bleach as cleaning agent. Do not use the suit if not cleaned and thoroughly dried.
DECONTAMINATION/DISPOSAL
ONESUIT® Shield 2 is not recommended for use after chemical exposure. Refer to departmental procedures for decontamination practices and procedures. Following decontamination, the suit should be disposed of using departmental procedures.
A visual inspection of this product must be performed and passed prior to each use.
• Inspect all areas of the suit for cuts or damage, including all seams, garment material and face seal area inside and out.
• Confirm the gloves are securely attached to the suit. Inspect the gloves per the ONESUIT® Hazglove-94 user guide.
• Inspect the zipper for proper function. NEVER force the zipper, as this could damage the teeth and compromise the integrity of the ensemble.
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MARKING RECOMMENDATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
It is recommended that this product not be marked in any way by the user. Potential damage to the suit caused by improper marking can lead to diminished performance properties. If marking desired, please specify during the ordering process for permanent attachment of custom marking by the factory.
STATEMENT OF PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES EVALUATION
Most performance properties of ONESUIT® Shield 2 cannot be tested by the end user in the field.
RECOMMENDED UNDERGARMENTS
Due in part to the excellent chemical resistance of ONESUIT® Shield 2, there is very little exchange of heat between the body and the outside atmosphere. Therefore, the most appropriate garments recommended to be worn inside the suit will depend on the temperature conditions of the atmosphere and the mobility demands of the mission. Certain synthetic and/or natural fabrics that wick moisture away from the body will aid in the comfort of the user.
PROPER USE STATEMENT
Proper use shall be in accordance with NFPA 1500 – Standard on Fire Department Occupational Safety and Health Program.
• For users in the United States, 29 CFR 1910.32, “Personal Protective Equipment”.
• For users in other countries, consult national or other applicable personal protective equipment regulations.
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
All protective equipment needs to be well maintained in order to function properly; ONESUIT® Shield 2 is no exception. The suit must be thoroughly inspected for any physical damage prior to use. Remove from service if the suit fails inspection.
Users must read this guide in detail, and should take the following precautions into considerations:
1. Avoid direct flame contact. The suit does not provide protection against open flame conditions.
2. Avoid continuous exposure to any known hazardous substance. Do not intentionally expose the suit to a constant liquid hazard.
3. If the following symptoms are experienced, the user MUST leave the “hot zone”: fever, nausea, dizziness, eye irritation, breathing difficulty, excessive fatigue, or any unusual.
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ONESUIT® Shield 2’s design allows it to be donned and doffed with great ease.
• Refer to the sizing section to determine the most appropriate size suit.
• Be sure the selected suit has passed visual inspection as required.
• Assistance must be available to help during the don and doff procedures.
• Be sure there are no items worn on the body or clothing that could cause damage to the inside of the suit, such as rings, watches, badges, belts, etc.
To don the suit:1. Choose a location that offers a clean place to stand and has
either a bench or chair .
2. While seated, place both legs into the suit with only socks covering the feet. Insert booties into outer boots.
3. Put on facemask and adjust straps, ensuring a tight and comfortable fit.
4. Stand up, and insert arms into sleeves until hands are properly inserted into the gloves.
5. With assistance, pull the hood over the head with the chin of the facemask protruding out of the face seal opening.
6. Carefully pull the face seal over the entirety of the facemask making sure the interface between the face seal of the hood and the mask lays flat against each other (make sure to inspect the entire hood area, pulling the hood gently towards the back of the head should there be any fold-overs of the material near the face seal area).
7. While standing straight, zip suit 75% of the way. The user shall then slowly crouch, exhausting the air out of the suit.
8. Stand up and zip suit until completely closed, then close the flap over the zipper.
9. Put on the SCBA pack and adjust until comfortable. Inspect the face seal area, ensuring a sound connection, as well as all other areas of the suit. In an effort to conserve air, attach the air hose to the facemask immediately prior to departing for mission duties.
To doff the suit:1. Remove air hose from the facemask and remove SCBA pack.
2. Separate the flap and unzip the zipper completely.
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3. Remove arms from sleeves while keeping the facemask/hood attached.
4. While keeping the interface between the facemask/hood intact, loosen the facemask (with seal attached) and remove facemask/hood as one piece.
5. Once facemask/hood is removed, remove facemask from seal.
6. Exit the suit and follow the cleaning/storage/disposal instructions.
GLOVE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
If gloves have been visibly damaged or worn and need to be replaced, please contact the manufacturer for specific instructions.
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
ONESUIT® Shield 2 is certified by UL LLC. to the following NFPA standards:
NFPA Compliance Statement – NFPA 1992
THIS LIQUID SPLASH PROTECTIVE ENSEMBLE MEETS THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA 1992, STANDARD ON LIQUID SPLASH-PROTECTIVE ENSEMBLES AND CLOTHING FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EMERGENCIES, 2018 EDITION, AND FOR THE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT IF INDICATED BELOW
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT YES NO
LIMITED CHEMICAL FLASH FIRE PROTECTION FOR ESCAPE ONLY IN THE EVENT OF A CHEMICAL FLASH FIRE
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CLAIM OF OPTIONAL BREATHABILITY FOR GARMENT MATERIALS
X
THE TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE CONTAINS INFORMATION ON CHEMICALS AND SPECIFIC CHEMICAL MIXTURES FOR WHICH THIS ENSEMBLE IS CERTIFIED. CONSULT THE TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE AND MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE.
NFPA Compliance Statement – NFPA 1994
THIS CLASS 1, 2 AND 2R HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND CBRN PROTECTIVE ENSEMBLE MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF NFPA OF NFPA 1994, STANDARD ON PROTECTIVE ENSEMBLES FOR FIRST RESPONDERS TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EMERGENCIES AND CBRN TERRORISM INCIDENTS, 2018 EDITION, FOR THE ABOVE-NOTED CLASS.
THE TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE CONTAINS INFORMATION ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND CBRN AGENTS FOR WHICH THIS GLOVE ELEMENT IS CERTIFIED. CONSULT TECHNICAL DATA PACKAGE AND MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE.
DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL.
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DISCLAIMERS AND WARNINGS / WARRANTY / LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Disclaimers and Warning:
Information contained in this User Guide and Technical Manual (the “Technical Manual”) is based on technical data and other information that Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics (SGPPL) believes to be reliable. Such information may be revised, amended or supplemented as additional data and/or information becomes available to SGPPL. Information contained in this Technical Manual is based on certain tests conducted on the fabric comprising the ONESUIT® Shield 2 (the “Suit”) and on the finished ensemble.
Information contained in this Technical Manual is intended to be used by the purchaser of the suit to determine if the suit is suitable for such purchaser’s specific use or application. Any such determination is made at the purchaser’s sole risk and SGPPL assumes no liability in connection with the use of such information by any such purchaser.
NO SUIT CAN PROVIDE COMPLETE PROTECTION UNDER ALL CONDITIONS AND FOR ALL USES AND APPLICATIONS. IT IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PURCHASER TO DETERMINE THAT THE SUIT IS APPROPRIATE AND SUITABLE FOR THE PURCHASER’S SPECIFIC USE OR APPLICATION.
It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or the end user of the suit to, among other things:
1. Determine that the suit is suitable for such purchaser or end user’s specific use or application;
2. Understand the information contained in this Technical Manual relating to the proper use, handling, maintenance, storage and disposal of the suit;
3. Read, review and understand the information supplied to the purchaser with respect to the suit;
4. Confirm that the suit is appropriate for the purchaser and/or end user’s specific use or application and complies with all government and industry standards and requirements applicable to the purchaser’s use or application; and
5. Diligently inspect the suit before and after each use for wear and damage. See additional information relating to inspection of the suit for wear and damage contained elsewhere in this Technical Manual.
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Warning:
If the suit becomes torn or frayed, is abraded, ripped or punctured, or the integrity of the suit is otherwise compromised in any way (collectively “Damaged”), the purchaser and/or end user should immediately discontinue use of the suit. Failure to discontinue use may result in injury or exposure to potentially harmful agents.
WARRANTY:
SGPPL warrants to the purchaser and/or end user of the suit that the suit will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase (the “Product Warranty”) provided that the suit has (i) been stored, used and maintained properly in accordance with all written instructions and recommendations contained in this Technical Manual provided by SGPPL with the suit and (ii) not been damaged, altered, modified or repaired.
EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THE PRODUCT WARRANTY, SGPPL MAKES NO OTHER REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND SGPPL EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL REPRESENTATION AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN FACT OR IN LAW, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
The purchaser and/or end user’s exclusive remedy for a suit which breaches the Product Warranty, regardless of the legal theory on which any such claim may be based (including without limitation contract, warranty or, or tort), will be the replacement of such non-conforming or defective suit or, at SGPPL’s election, the refund of the purchase price paid for such suit.
General Disclaimer:
THIS WARRANTY REPLACES ALL OTHER ORAL OR WRITTEN WARRANTIES, LIABILITIES, OR OBLIGATIONS OF SGPPL. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THE PRODUCT WARRANTY SET FORTH BELOW, SGPPL MAKES NO OTHER REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND SGPPL EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN FACT OR IN LAW, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. PERTINENT STATE LAW WILL CONTROL FOR WHAT PERIOD OF TIME FOLLOWING THE SALE A CUSTOMER MAY SEEK A REMEDY UNDER THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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In the event that the purchaser and/or end user believes that the suit breaches the Product Warranty, the purchaser and/or end user must provide SGPPL with such suit and a detailed statement of the non-conformance or defect. SGPPL will advise the purchaser as soon after its investigation as possible, whether or not SGPPL concurs that the suit breaches the Product Warranty. If SGPPL, in its sole discretion, concurs that the suit breaches the Product Warranty, SGPPL will, as purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedy, effect a replacement or refund with respect to such suit.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
The fullest extent permitted by law, SGPPL shall not be liable to the purchaser, the end user or to any third party for any indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages arising out of the sale, delivery, use or disposal of the suit, including without limitation any such damages resulting from breach or warranty, negligence in design, manufacture, warning or testing, strict liability or otherwise, and including those arising from the sale, delivery, use or disposal of the suit sold to the purchaser by any person or entity. In no event shall SGPPL’s liability for any loss or damage arising out of resulting form the sale, delivery, use or disposal of the suit exceed the purchase price paid by the purchaser for such suit. Some states do not allow limitations on, or the exclusion of, incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusions may not apply to you.
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Purchase date:
Purchased from:
Removed from service date:
Reason for service removal:
INSPECTION DATE
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GARMENT/SEAMS FACE SEAL GLOVES COMMENTS
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