MIRA Safety HAZMAT Suit | CBRN Protection

Note: Does not come with Gasmask, Gloves & Boots

The MIRA Safety HAZMAT Suit was developed in partnership with Kappler, a global leader in personal protective apparel. This professional-grade garment provides a wide-range of protection against chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats and is trusted by major fire departments, hospitals, chemical companies, and the U.S. Military. Designed for both professionals and civilians, the MIRA Safety HAZMAT Suit is built to handle hazardous environments while offering unmatched durability and comfort. comes in sizes that would fit children as young as 4 years old, up to large adults, and is 100% made in the U.S.A. 

This HAZMAT suit offers an unparalleled barrier against over 125 chemicals, including Chemical Warfare Agents (CWA) like Sarin (480+ minutes of resistance) and Mustard Gas, as well as Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TIC). Made from a lightweight, tear-resistant film composite, it is built to withstand harsh conditions while allowing full mobility. Its long-term durability has been validated with decades of storage tests showing no degradation in performance when properly stored.

Designed to fit a broad range of users—from children as young as 4 years old to adults up to 6’5” and 300 lbs—this HAZMAT suit is versatile enough for civil defense, emergency preparedness, and industrial applications. Whether responding to chemical spills or preparing for disaster scenarios, the MIRA Safety HAZMAT Suit is your ultimate line of defense.

It is used extensively by major fire departments for Hazmat Response, major hospitals for Emergency Preparedness First Receivers, major chemical companies for a wide range of potentially hazardous materials exposures, and most branches of US Military (Department of Defense, DoD).

The fabric has been subjected to a variety of long-term storage conditions and exhibits no degradation in performance over time when stored properly in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

The MIRA Safety HAZ-SUIT is ideal for demanding hazardous applications where there is potential for chemical splash, even insignificant exposure scenarios. Increased physical strength and even broader chemical holdout take the protection level of this fabric up a serious notch. With an extensive chemicals-tested list, the MIRA Safety HAZ-SUIT is a real workhorse.

HAZ-SUIT Features and Benefits

• Comes in youth sizes that fit children as young as 4 years old.
• Ideal for CBRN civil defense applications.
• Used by professionals all over the world, including the U.S. Military.
• Typical Applications: Civil defense, HAZMAT response, military operations, law enforcement drug response, chemical handling, petrochemical handling and maintenance.

Size Guide

Chemical Warfare Agent Data**

STM F1001 Chemical Test Battery*

GASES

Typical Physical Properties

Shelf Life on HAZ-SUIT Chemical Garments

Shelf life is typically quoted for products or materials which contain components that are expected to degrade and/or lose their performance effectiveness after a period of time. MIRA Safety is not aware of an accepted industry standard for determining the shelf life of chemical barrier fabrics.

Under proper storage conditions, stored away from direct sunlight, preferably in a cool, dry location that is not subjected to extreme hot or cold conditions, there is no evidence to indicate the HAZ-SUIT film composite fabrics lose their protective characteristics or physical properties over time.

This conclusion is based on the naturally aged HAZ-SUIT fabric over the last twenty years. A coverall using twenty year old HAZ-SUIT fabric has been tested against the ASTM F1001 list of twenty-one chemicals with no breakthrough in >480 minutes.

Aged fabric has also been tested for physical properties and still meets manufacturing specifications. Based on this information, MIRA Safety considers the shelf life of HAZ-SUIT products to be undetermined.

Chemical suits contain components made from various polymer or rubber materials for which there is no specific shelf life data currently available. The garments may therefore be used as long as they are deemed safe after a visual inspection, and, in the case of vapor protective (Level A) garments, after passing the ASTM F1052 pressure test. It is recommended that downgrading suits to “Training Use Only” be considered when they no longer pass the visual inspection and/or pressure test.

It is the responsibility of the wearer to ensure that all components, including fabric, valves, visors, gloves, zippers, seams, and suit-to component interfaces are in good working condition, and provide adequate protection for the operation and chemicals to be encountered. Any suit which does not pass the visual and/or pressure test, should be immediately removed from service.