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What is it made of?
Triseam® is made of non-woven spun bonded polypropylene laminated to a white microporous film. It is lightweight, strong and durable.

What will Triseam® protect me against?
Triseam® is a great contamination control fabric, repels airborne particles, and a broad range of chemical and biological agents.

What are some common applications for Triseam®?
Paint spraying, maintenance, general clean-up, and for dry particulate protection.

TRISEAM® is CSA Approved

Protective Garments Showcase

PA-6225 PA-6226 PA-6228 PA-6230 PA-6232 PA-6234 PA-6242 PA-6248 PA-6252 PA-6136 PA-6144 PA-6416 PA-6418 PA-6422 PA-6450 PA-6470 PA-6513 PA-6514 PA-6520 PA-6522 PA-6516 PA-6518 PA-6519 PA-6624 PA-6772 PA-6774 PA-6778 PA-6780 PA-6782 PA-6784 PA-6790 PA-6812

 

TRISEAM® Microporous Technology (Series 6000)
TRISEAM® is manufactured from the highest quality material incorporating microporous technology.

TRISEAM® will afford the wearer exceptional comfort, protection and longer service life because of its rugged construction and generous sizing. It provides protection against a wide range of hazards and nuisances. Ideal wherever general protection clothing is worn. This fabric is especially suited for non-toxic liquid and spray hazards. TRISEAM® is Canadian made and generous sizing as compared to Krytex Chemgard.

SEAM TEK (Series 9000) Canadian Made
Polypropylene is designed to provide protection against airborne particles like dust. Economical and disposable material made of 1.25 oz. polypropylene, ideal solution for non-hazardous, non-toxic, grimy work environments. SEAM TEK is breathable, which makes it cool and comfortable while being perfect for the workplace where constant dirt and grime are encountered.

Sontara® Flame Retardant (Series 7000) Softguard
Sontara® hydroentangled woodpulp/polyester fabric, a tough, lightweight, breathable cloth-like material.

The fabric is then treated with a flame retardant chemical and a water repellant finish. The combination of the wood pulp and FR chemistry causes the wood pulp to char at temperatures below the fabrics ignition point. This deprives the flames of a fuel source and provides a dry rigid structure to adhere to, preventing molten or flaming drips.

The fibres are free to move as the fabric is flexed, thereby providing excellent softness and draping characteristics.

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