Chemical splash protective jackets, coveralls and overalls featuring GORE® Chemical Splash Fabrics
R.MOR PROTECTIVE WEAR® breathable garments are intended for use with chemicals that pose no threat in the vaporous state. In addition to chemical splash protection, these garments can be worn as durably waterproof, windproof, breathable rainwear and weather protection. Textile breathability and resulting superior comfort make these garments ideal for applications requiring extended use of chemical splash protective clothing.
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Non‑Flammable Hazardous Liquid Chemicals
Flammable Hazardous Liquid Chemicals
Flammable, High‑Temperature Liquid Exposure, and Hazardous Liquid Chemicals
Non‑Flammable Hazardous Liquid Chemicals Where High Visibility is Needed
The Multi‑Hazard GORE‑TEX Pyrad® Fabrics have chemical penetration and hot liquid splash resistance data to help you improve industrial workers safety against multi hazard exposures in the working environment.
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Trusted materials
Our Chemical Splash garments are seam sealed using GORE‑SEAM® Tape to seal seams, ensuring overall penetration resistance. We also use thermally stable GORE® Tenara® Sewing Thread for maximum chemical resistance and performance.
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Certified security
Our protective jackets, coveralls, and overalls adhere to National Fire Protection Association 1990 Standard for performance.
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Lightweight breathability
Lightweight, comfortable, and breathable — GORE technical fabrics allow sweat to continuously evaporate, meaning Lac‑Mac protective‑wear can be worn for full shifts, reducing the risk of heat stroke.
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Cost effectiveness & sustainability
We are dedicated to making all our personal protective gear washable and reusable helping to decrease costs and contribute to sustainability strategies.
Our dedication to high‑performance means testing to various stringent industry standards. Review individual products for full compliance details.
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WWW.NFPA.ORG
This standard provides requirements for protection for emergency responders against adverse liquid‑splash environments during hazardous materials emergency incidents.
Provisions specify design, performance, certification, and documentation requirements; test methods for new liquid splash‑protective ensembles and liquid splash‑protective clothing. Additional optional criteria for escape protection only from chemical flash fires encountered during hazardous materials incidents are also provided.
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Standard Performance Specification for Flame Resistant and Electric Arc Rated Protective Clothing Worn by Workers Exposed to Flames and Electric ArcsWWW.ASTM.ORG
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Standard Specification for Flame-Resistant Rainwear for Protection Against Flame HazardsWWW.ASTM.ORG
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Standard Specification for Arc and Flame Resistant Rainwear.WWW.ASTM.ORG
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ANSI/ISEA 107‑2015 provides performance requirements for conspicuous materials to be used in HVSA and specifies minimum amounts of background, retroreflective and combined‑performance materials, colors and placement of materials for garments, supplemental items and accessory items used to enhance the visibility and safety of workers. The 2015 edition continues to present three performance classes of garments based on the amount of visible materials and design attributes incorporated into the final configuration and now identifies garment types based on expected use settings and work activities being performed. These are designated as off‑road (type O), roadway and temporary traffic control (type R), or public safety activities (type P).WEBSTORE.ANSI.ORG
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Z96‑15 - High‑visibility safety apparel: In working environments where lighting can range from well illuminated to low‑light or dark, visibility of the worker can mean the difference between safety and workplace injuries, even fatalities. The third edition of CSA Z96 High‑Visibility Safety Apparel focuses on the performance of retroreflective and background materials and their visibility under both well illuminated and darker working environments. It incorporates advice on selection, use, and care of high‑visibility safety material and includes recommendations for hazard assessments.WWW.OSHA.GOV
