Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics will launch the ONESuit Pro line of gas-tight chemical suits in Europe at Interschutz in Leipzig, Germany

Published: 11 May, 2010

The ONESuit Pro line includes chemical protective hazmat equipment for fire, chemical, military and industrial organizations.

The suits’ unique single-skin design enhances user comfort and maneuverability while providing the highest level of protection for those working in hazardous environments. Visitors can view the EN-certified line of ONESuit Pro gas-tight suits, which include CBRN, ET and industrial versions, at the Saint-Gobain booth H19/1, Hall 3.

Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics (SGPPL) is a subsidiary of Saint-Gobain, one of the top 100 industrial companies. Saint-Gobain, a world leader in the habitat and construction markets, designs, manufactures and distributes building materials, providing innovative solutions to meet growing demand for energy efficiency and for environmental protection.

Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics manufactures the ONESuit line of chemical protective “hazmat” products and other high performance protective equipment such as gloves and chemical protective shelters.

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