Dräger CPS 7900

Highlights

Tailor-made for use under extreme conditions: The gas-tight Dräger CPS 7900 provides excellent protection against industrial chemicals, biological agents, and other toxic substances. Its innovative material qualifies the CPS 7900 equally well for work in explosive areas and for handling cryogenic substances.

Protection in a class of its own

The chemical protective suit Dräger CPS 7900 was developed to protect its wearer when handling toxic or hazardous materials and to provide much needed support for a variety of dangerous tasks. The suit material D-mex offers unique resistance to various substances. The Dräger CPS 7900 meets and exceeds the requirements of international standards of fire departments, search and rescue organizations, and industry for reusable protection suits.

Outstanding wearing comfort

The chemical protective suit reduces the stress during the already difficult work in hazard zones and danger areas. With its new, ergonomic cut and five available sizes, the suit offers its wearers with a body height of 1.50 m to 2.10 m the highest degree of mobility during a wide variety of activities and tasks. Moreover, the clearly lighter weight and better drape of the suit material adjusts to the wearer's movements and offers the full range of flexibility.

D-mex: 5-Fold safety

The suit's innovative and unique material D-mex consists of five layers. An especially sturdy elastomer layer as well as a barrier layer resistant to chemicals is on the inside as well as the outside. This allows the suit to retain its full protective capacity even when the material on the outside becomes damaged. Its electrostatic properties make it possible to use the suit in explosive areas. The flexibility of D-mex even makes it possible to handle liquefied gases such as ammonia at a contact temperature of -80°C.

Ready at any time

Innovative materials and new service concepts made it possible to significantly reduce time and expenses for regular testing and expenses. In addition, the suit can be easily cleaned and disinfected. This means the time and expense spent over the 15 years of service life of the suit is much less.

Never again gasping for a breath

Breathing air is a scarce commodity in hazardous goods operations. The route to the incident site and the decontamination centre must be bridged. The actual work is carried out. Finally, thorough decontamination must be carried out so that the emergency services can remove their suits. The supply of compressed air breathing apparatus is often not sufficient for this. The Air-Connect and the PT 120 L regulation valve are available for such cases.

Intelligent details from head to toe

The design of the visor in combination with the Dräger FPS 7000 full face mask offers an almost natural field of vision. Three different glove combinations can be attached to the suit quickly and without tools. The protective suit can optionally be fitted with integrated safety boots or gas-tight socks. An integrated radio pocket and a holder for push-to-talk buttons make communication easier, while other optional accessories allow the chemical protection suit to be customised to your specific needs and thus expand your range of applications. These include the pressure gauge holder, the length adjustment, the anti-fog disc, the lamp and device connect and the D-Connect.

CPS 7900: Rescue-Connect – Emergency rescue in Seconds

The CPS 7900 can be optionally equipped with Rescue-Connect - a sophisticated rescue system for critical operations. It enables the wearer to be pulled out of the danger zone quickly and easily, the breathing apparatus to be released in seconds and the suit to be removed in the shortest possible time. This enables immediate rescue and first aid without any delay.