• MicroMax™ TS rear entry gown with ties - Emnt527
  • MicroMax™ TS rear entry gown with ties - Emnt527
Type 3 & 4

MicroMax™ TS rear entry gown with ties

Style Number: EMNT527

Soft and flexible high quality microporous film laminate offers excellent combination of protection and comfort. High moisture vapour transmission rate allows escape of vapour to maintain comfort.

  • Fabric passes all tests at highest class in EN 14126 infectious agent standard. Hospital gown with rear entry to maintain full protection to front of garment.
  • Lab coat with elasticated sleeves and rear ties tie to front for comfortable closing.

Features: Tape sealed seams, Attached ties, Rear entry

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MD-XL
Case Size
25/case
Seam
Stitched/Taped
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MicroMax™ NS Physical Properties
Physical PropertyTest MethodUnitsTest Results
Abrasion ResistanceEN 530Cycles750 Cycles / Class 1
Burst StrengthISO 2960Kilopascals86.4kPa / Class 2
Flex Cracking ResistanceISO 7854Cycles15,000 Cycles / Class 4
Hydrostatic HeadISO 811cm351cm
Puncture ResistanceEN 8639.95N / Class 1
Resistance to IgnitionEN 13274-4  Pass
Seam StrengthEN 5082Newtons88.8N / Class 3
Tensile Strength - cdISO 13934Newtons31N / Class 1
Tensile Strength - mdISO 13934Newtons79.87 / Class 2
Trapezoidal Tear - cdEN 9073Newtons31N / Class 1
Trapezoidal Tear - mdEN 9073Newtons58.5N / Class 2
Trapezoidal Tear - meanEN 9073Newtons44.75N / 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”.

MicroMax™ NS Chemical Penetration Data
Chemical TestCAS NumberPhysical StateTest Results
Butan-1-olLiquidR = Class 3 / P = Class 2
o-XyleneLiquidR = Class 3 / P = Class 2
Sodium Hydroxide 10%LiquidR = Class 3 / P = Class 3
Sulphuric Acid 30%LiquidR = 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.