Suit Kit - Gas Extraction - 6 Second GES6 - Comes with Coveralls - Oberon

The Oberon GES6A-ES-L Suit Kit provides critical flash fire protection for professionals operating in hazardous industrial and automotive environments. This comprehensive system is engineered to offer a minimum of 6 seconds of escape time from prolonged flash fires, giving technicians valuable moments to reach safety. The kit includes a 3-layer balaclava, a durable coverall with an integrated escape strap, and a convenient kitbag for storage and transport.

Key Features

• 6-Second Flash Fire Protection: Rated to GES6 standards, this suit is designed to provide essential time for egress during a prolonged flash fire event, enhancing worker safety.
• Integrated Kevlar® Escape Strap: A 10-inch, 3500 lbs tensile strength Kevlar® strap is permanently affixed to the coveralls, offering an immediate aid for communication or rescue, complete with a dedicated storage pocket when not in use.
• Enhanced Mobility and Fit: Features an elastic waist for a comfortable fit, knit cuffs with thumbholes, and 26-inch leg zippers with vent panels for ease of donning/doffing and improved ventilation during wear.
• Robust Flame Barrier: Equipped with a front zipper with hook and loop closure, and adjustable leg closures to effectively prevent flame intrusion from underneath the suit.
• Durable and Visible Construction: Includes reinforced knees for extended garment life and hi-vis suspender-style tape for increased visibility in challenging work conditions.
• Professional-Grade Quality: Proudly made in the USA and compliant with ASTM F1930 standards, ensuring professional-grade durability and performance.

Applications

This professional-grade gas extraction suit kit is essential for technicians and mechanics working in environments with potential flash fire hazards. It is ideally suited for applications involving maintenance, repair, or inspection near gas lines, fuel systems, industrial furnaces, or any setting where there is a risk of sudden, intense thermal exposure.