A PVC chemical suit with hood, pant, and coat (Three Piece Type) is designed to offer comprehensive protection against chemicals, hazardous materials, and other industrial or laboratory contaminants. Below are its key features and descriptions:

Material:

• PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Known for being durable, water-resistant, and providing excellent protection against chemicals, oils, and acids. It is also resistant to tears and punctures.
• Non-porous Surface: Offers effective protection against chemical splashes and liquid spills.

Design:

1. Three-Piece Set:
   • Hood: A detachable or attached hood that covers the head, neck, and shoulders for full protection. It is designed to fit snugly, often with a drawstring or elastic to ensure a secure fit.
   • Coat: Full-sleeved jacket or coat that covers the upper body. The front usually features a zipper or snap-button closure with a storm flap to prevent chemical penetration.
   • Pant: Loose-fitting pants with elastic waistbands and ankle closures for ease of wearing over other clothing and to ensure chemical exposure is minimized.

Key Features:

• Sealed Seams: Welded or heat-sealed seams that prevent chemical leakage at the joints, ensuring full-body protection.
• Elasticized Openings: Cuffs, waist, and ankles may have elastic closures to minimize gaps, preventing chemicals from getting inside the suit.
• Hood Compatibility: The hood is designed to be worn with a face shield, respirator, or goggles, allowing for complete protection of the head and face.
• Ventilation: Some suits come with ventilation options (underarm or back vents) to prevent overheating while maintaining protection.
• Durable Construction: Designed for industrial and laboratory environments, offering long-lasting protection under tough conditions.
• Lightweight & Flexible: Though durable, the suit allows freedom of movement for the wearer, improving comfort during extended use.
• Chemical Resistance: Provides protection from a range of hazardous chemicals, including acids, alkalis, and other corrosive materials.

Applications:

• Ideal for use in chemical handling, industrial cleaning, oil refineries, hazardous material management, paint spraying, and laboratories.

The suit is an essential piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) for workers in environments where they may be exposed to harmful chemicals or toxic substances.