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LAKELAND 500/BA APPROACH SUIT (WITH STEAM BARRIER) 

WITH SCBA ACCOMMODATIONS  

COMPLETE WITH:-                                             

- HOOD (510)                                                     

- COAT (520BA)                                                      

- PANTS (530)                                                               

- BOOTS (555)                                                    

- GLOVES (344-02A)                                              

- STORAGE BAG (PKG-20)                                        

- SUSPENDER (136R)                          

(PACKING: 1 PER CASE)

SIZES AVAILABLE: S TO XXL(refer to sizing chart)

HEAT TOLERANCE, RADIANT HEAT UP TO 1600DEG CELCIUS

500 Series Approach Suit

Style Number: 500AG

Lakeland's Heat Reflective 500 Series Approach Suits are designed for personnel engaged in maintenance, repair and operational tasks in areas of low ambient, high radiant heat. The 500 Series provides an additional moisture/steam barrier lining which provides protection in areas where exposure to hot liquids, steam or hot vapor is a possibility.

Colors

Sizes

MD - 5XL

500 Series Products Specification

ALM 500 Series heat protective suit

Products Description

Approach suits for protecting people exposed to heat, esp. extreme radiation heat

for relatively prolonged periods of time.

Material

16oz./sq.yd. Aluminized BC fiberglass Stain, lining with rubber coated fabric.

Standard Style

520 Jacket with front snap fastening closures

520BA Variant of 520 with breathing apparatus pouch

522 Coverall with front zip closure

522BA Coverall with breathing apparatus pouch

530 Trousers with suspender buttons and snap closures

555 Over-boot with rubber sole and leather reinforced heel, snap closures

510 Hood with integral visor

Sizes

S-XXL

CE Standard Description Test Standard No. Result

EN ISO 11611 Spatter impact ISO 9150 Class1 and Class2

Radiation heat transfer ISO6942 (20KW/m2) Class 1 and Class 2

EN ISO 11612 Limited flame spread ISO15025-A A1

ISO15025-B A2

Convective heat ISO9151 B1

Radiation heat ISO6942 (20KW/m2) C4

Molten aluminum splash ISO9185 D3

Molten iron splash ISO9185 E3

Contact heat ISO 12127 F1

Material Properties

Test Standard No. Description Units Result

ASTM D3776 Areal weight Oz./sq. yd. 16

ASTM D1777 Thickness mm 0.46

ASTM D5034 Breaking strength(Warp/Fill) N 2447/1780

ASTM D1424 Tear strength(Warp/Fill) N CNM/111

ASTM D6413 Flame resistance

Lakeland Product Specification

After flame Second 1.0

Char length cm 1.3

Cleaning and Maintenances

After use, suit should be cleaned and dried before packing. Clean by gently rubbing the aluminized surface with a

soft cloth or sponge with water or mild soap. If chemicals or foams have been used, wash the suit thoroughly to

prevent damage to the aluminized surface. If greases or oils are on the surface, wash with a mild soap or

Stoddard Solvent. Do not use soaps and Stoddard Solvent at 100% concentration. A recommended solution

would be one ounce of cleaning compound per gallon of water. Be sure to rinse out the soap or solvent when

cleaning is complete.

Dry garment by hanging in a well ventilated area. Do not hang in direct sunlight. Use a fan, if necessary to keep

the air around the garment. Dry clean or machine wash is not allowed. Don’t use any compounds containing

ammonia, chlorine or other oxidizing or abrasive agents when cleaning. Before reassembly and storage always

ensure that the suit is completely dry. Not allowed to storage the risk wet or with any chemical contamination.

Small blackened areas can be renewed and repaired with our Touch Up Kit to maintain an efficient reflective

surface. If the burned or damaged area is extensive, it should be replaced. Examine for rips tears, make prompt

repairs.

Storage

Improper storage may result in permanent damage to the protective suit and increase your risk. Store your

protective suit in an area that is:

 Clean, dry and well ventilated, room temperature and out of direct sunlight.

 Away from sharp objects, tools or other equipment that can physically damage suits.

 Away from potential contaminants.

 Equipped with heavy duty hangers to hang the garments after use.

proximity suit

Heat Resistant or Thermal Suits