The old debate has been settled by the largest provider of LEVEL A suits. Many organizations store their emergency response gear in a trailer that is parked (usually) outside on the property. Although OSHA does not mention this level of detail, the manufacturer has now established the maximum temperature at which their suits may be stored…
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Store Tychem® garments in a cool, dark, dry location free of dirt and insects. Sunlight, ozone, high temperatures (>120 °F), exhaust fumes, compression under heavy weight and/or sharp protrusions are some conditions known to degrade or damage the materials in these suits. Store Tychem® Level A and Level B encapsulating garments in boxes, in bags, or on hangers. Never step on or place heavy objects on top of chemical garments. |
Can your trailer reach 120°F? I will say this, regardless of your location in the USA, a trailer can reach this temp and sustain this temps for days on end.
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