The HAZTECH suit is the latest innovation from VIKING TRELLEBORG. It is designed for diving in contaminated waters and also where there is a risk of exhaustion of the organism by overheating, in hot water or very warm climatic conditions.
The HAZTECH suit is the latest innovation from VIKING TRELLEBORG. The suit has been developed to be robust, yet lightweight and very durable. It is designed for diving in contaminated waters and also where there is a risk of exhaustion of the body by overheating, in hot water or very warm climatic conditions. The suit is made of TPU material (thermoplastic polyurethane), which perfectly protects the wearer. The inner layer consists of a nylon lining for better comfort. The outer layer has a smooth surface and is easy to clean.
Technical specifications:
Lightweight but robust TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane ) material - 483 g/m2
Shoulder, elbow and knee reinforcement
Seam welded for maximum strength and user safety
Ideal for cold and warm water and extreme weather conditions
Easy to clean outer surface
Suitable for diving in contaminated waters, meets EN 14126 and EN14225-2:2005
Back horizontal zipper with a length of 90 cm
Double sponge drain valve VIKING X2 for increased protection
Viking standard drain valve
LP drain hose in 80 cm length
Rubberized 5mm neoprene boots with heel stop for fin strap
Latex neck cuff
Latex cuffs on sleeves
Integrated rubberized Magnum HDS Hood with latex face cuff
Includes HDS cuff rings designed for the HAZTECH suit
MAGNUM HDS HOOD
It is made of the same material as the HDS suit with taped seams
Removable straps (Velcro) in the back for a perfect fit
Standard comes in 3 sizes (M, L, XL)
Latex face cuff
Material has no thermal insulation property, necessary with inner hood or cap or VIKING liner
The WRS suit provides protection to users such as: fire rescue teams, coastguards, environmental agency teams and other forces that need protection when working on the water.
The HAZTECH suit is the latest innovation from VIKING TRELLEBORG. It is designed for diving in contaminated waters and also where there is a risk of exhaustion of the organism by overheating, in hot water or very warm climatic conditions.
