BS 8467:2006 pdf download.Protective clothing -Personal protective ensembles for use against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear(CBRN) agents - Categorization,performance requirements and test methods.
6.4 Category C
The liquid concentration density of each chemical shall be 10 gjm1 applied as nomInal 1 p1 drops. Drops shall be applied uniformly over the sample ssirface Where a seam closure or fixture is included, at least three drops shall be applied at. each critwal juncture, such as the scam edge. The Lest cell shall be assembled En the open configuration.
6.5 Category D
The liquid cunv!nLratjon density of each chemical shall be 10 g’m, applied as nominal 1 p1 drops. Drops shall be applied uniformly over the swnpk’ surface. Where a seam closure or fixture is included, at least three drops atoll be applied at each critical juncture, such as the scam edge. The test cell shall be aasembled iii the open configuratIon.
6.6 Report
The cumulative penneatlon afler four or more hours for each chemical tested shall be reported in pWcm.
NOTE For eta rmj (he repIul sIiodd pmfrrablgi Ei,tuk’ puss/foil ults fur each ehp,nirul le’led.
7 Marking
Each item of an ensemble shall be marked with at least the following information.
a) The name, trade mark or other incatis of identification of the manufacturer.
b) The category (or categories) of eieiejnbk’ of which It can form part, I.e. category A, category Bl. category B2, category C or category 1).
c) The year and month of manufacture of the Item.
d) The manufacturer’s type nuniber, kIentlIlcatlon number or model number.
e) The relevant size range (for suits, these are defined in hiS EN :140; for boots B.S EN ISO 20:145; for gloves hiS EN 420),
f) The pictogram specified in hiS EN 943-1:2002, FIgure 2 showing that the ensemble is for protection against cheniicals
g) The pictogram specified in 115 EN 943-1:2002, Figure 2 showing that the manufacturer’s instructions should be read.
h) The following statement: the user’s attention is drawn to the quality assurance critcria of this EN 374-2:2003.
The liquid concentration density of each chemical shall be 10 gjm1 applied as nomInal 1 p1 drops. Drops shall be applied uniformly over the sample ssirface Where a seam closure or fixture is included, at least three drops shall be applied at. each critwal juncture, such as the scam edge. The Lest cell shall be assembled En the open configuration.
6.5 Category D
The liquid cunv!nLratjon density of each chemical shall be 10 g’m, applied as nominal 1 p1 drops. Drops shall be applied uniformly over the swnpk’ surface. Where a seam closure or fixture is included, at least three drops atoll be applied at each critical juncture, such as the scam edge. The test cell shall be aasembled iii the open configuratIon.
6.6 Report
The cumulative penneatlon afler four or more hours for each chemical tested shall be reported in pWcm.
NOTE For eta rmj (he repIul sIiodd pmfrrablgi Ei,tuk’ puss/foil ults fur each ehp,nirul le’led.
7 Marking
Each item of an ensemble shall be marked with at least the following information.
a) The name, trade mark or other incatis of identification of the manufacturer.
b) The category (or categories) of eieiejnbk’ of which It can form part, I.e. category A, category Bl. category B2, category C or category 1).
c) The year and month of manufacture of the Item.
d) The manufacturer’s type nuniber, kIentlIlcatlon number or model number.
e) The relevant size range (for suits, these are defined in hiS EN :140; for boots B.S EN ISO 20:145; for gloves hiS EN 420),
f) The pictogram specified in hiS EN 943-1:2002, FIgure 2 showing that the ensemble is for protection against cheniicals
g) The pictogram specified in 115 EN 943-1:2002, Figure 2 showing that the manufacturer’s instructions should be read.
h) The following statement: the user’s attention is drawn to the quality assurance critcria of this EN 374-2:2003.
