SafeGard® GP

SafeGard® SMS -Lightweight Breathable Protection for Both Dry Particulate and Aerosol Mist

Safegard® GP uses SMS fabric for high air-permeability to make a comfortable garment for Type 5 & 6 applications.

It features an effective filtration of dry particles with good repellency against liquids and sprays, which combined with the high air permeability (ten times that of other Type 5 & 6 fabrics) makes Safegard® a viable option in many applications where currently many more expensive and less comfortable options are used.

With Lakelands’ superior Super-B style pattern for an ergonomic, comfortable and durable fit.

Download Lakeland comprehensive Guide to Selection of Type 5 & 6 Coveralls for more effective selection of the best suit for the job. Whether protection, durability or breathability is your priority, Lakeland provide the best options

SafeGard® GP Brand Features

Dust, Dirt and Particulate Protection
Effective Protection for Aerosol Mist and Light Liquid Hazards
Breathable SMS Fabric Protects While Keeping Wearer Cool and Comfortable
Available in Both White and Sky Blue

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Brand Details
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SafeGard® GP Specifications

Seam Types: Serged
Materials: SMS polypropylene. 50 gsm
Garment Configurations: Coverall with 3 piece hood, inset sleeves, 2 piece diamond crotch gusset, elasticated hood, waist, cuffs and ankles.
Colours: White, blue, red, orange
Packaging: Individually vacuum packed

Applications

Dirt, Oil and Grease
Hazardous Dry Particulates
Non-hazardous Liquids
Non-hazardous Liquids (Aerosol)
Paint and Hazardous Liquids – Spray
Dry Particle - Aerosols

Certifications

EN 13982 (Type 5)
EN 13034 (Type 6)
EN 1149-5 (Anti-static)
EN 1073 (radiation contaminated dusts)

Safegard® garments are flammable and should not be used around heat, flames or sparks. As they are certified to the anti-static standard EN 1149-5, they may be suitable for use in some explosive atmospheres, though be aware that anti-static treatments may wear off during use. For applications where chemical protection is worn over FR protective clothing, in applications with risk of contact with flames or heat or in high risk explosive atmospheres, consider using Pyrolon® garments rather than Safegard®. Selection of the appropriate garment for an application is the final responsibility of the user and should be based on a comprehensive risk assessment conducted by a suitably qualified safety professional. Refer to the Lakeland "Guide to Type 5 & 6 Coverall Selection" for guidance.

SafeGard® GP Physical Properties

Physical Property	Test Method	Test Results
Abrasion Resistance	EN 530	>100 cycles/Class 2
Burst Strength	ISO 2960	112kPa / Class 2
Flex Cracking Resistance	ISO 7854	100,000 flexes/Class 6
Hydrostatic Head	ISO 811	n/a
Puncture Resistance	EN 863	7.7N / Class 1
Resistance to Ignition	EN 13274-4	Pass / n/a
Seam Strength	EN 5082	80.5N / Class 3
Tensile Strength - cd	ISO 13934	127.3N / Class 3
Tensile Strength - md	ISO 13934	121.4N / Class 3
Trapezoidal Tear - cd	EN 9073	25.0N / Class 2
Trapezoidal Tear - md	EN 9073	26.5N / Class 2
Trapezoidal Tear - mean	EN 9073	25.75N / Class 2

Physical properties data is based on standard tests required by CE certification designed to allow easy comparison of the strength, durability and robustness of different garments. Lakeland's "Guide to Type 5 & 6 Coveralls" contains easy reference comparison tables of Lakeland garments with main competitors. A glossary with brief explanation of these tests can be found in Lakeland’s “Guide to Chemical Suit Selection”.

SafeGard® GP Chemical Penetration Data

Chemical Test	Physical State	Test Results
Butan-1-ol	Liquid	Not Tested
o-Xylene	Liquid	Not Tested
Sodium Hydroxide 10%	Liquid	R = Class 3 / P = Class 3
Sulphuric Acid 30%	Liquid	R = Class 3 / P = Class 3

Penetration is the process by which a liquid (or dust) will pass through the fabric via holes or gaps in its structure. It is generally measure using visual methods and is suitable for garments designed to protect against low hazard chemical such as paints and light cleaning fluids. Penetration Data shown For CE garments relates to the liquid Penetration/Repellency test EN 6530 (previously EN 368) required by the Type 6 standard EN 13034.

This test, also known as the “Gutter Test”; places a sample of fabric in a “gutter” suspended at 45o. The liquid is dripped onto the fabric and two figures are recorded; the percentage of the liquid that runs off the fabric (the % Repellency), and the percentage of the liquid that penetrates through the fabric (the % Penetration)
Four chemicals may be tested (Sulphuric Acid 30%, Sodium Hydroxide 10%, Butan-1-ol and o-Xylene) and results are classified according to the following tables (found in EN 14325):-
Repellency: Class 1: >70%, Class 2: >80%, Class 3: >90%
Penetration: Class 1: <10%, Class 2: <5%, Class 3: <1%
(Note, The Repellency class thresholds were changed in the 2018 version of the classification standard (EN 14325). The previous thresholds were:
Class 1: >80%, Class 2: >90%, Class 3: > 95%. The explanation given was for reason of statistical uncertainty in results)

The Type 6 standard requires that:-
- For Repellency a Class 3 shall be obtained on at least one of the four chemicals, and
- For Penetration a Class 2 shall be obtained on at least one of the four chemicals.