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LEVEL B OUTER PROTECTIVE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Who Is Rich Industries, Inc.?..………………………………………….……….….1-2

Organizational Chart…………………………………………………….………...….3

Level B Garment Features……………………………………………….……………4

Exclusive Multi-Layered Base Material…………………………….….……………..5

Level B Garment Dimensional Chart – Version A ………………….….…………….6

Level B Garment Drawing – Version A ……………………………….……………..7

Level B Garment Dimensional Chart – Version B …………………….…………….8

Level B Garment Drawing – Version B ……………………………….……………..9

Level B Garment Dimensional Chart – Version C …………………….……………10

Level B Garment Drawing – Version C………………………………..………….…11

Level B Garment Dimensional Chart – Version D ………………………….………12

Level B Garment Drawing – Version D…………………………………….…….…13

Features Comparison Chart ……………………………………………….……..14-15

Base Material Physical Properties …………………………………………….…….16

Base Material Permeation Data ……………………………………………….…….17

References …………………………………………………………………….…….18

Inspection Criteria………………………….………………………………….…….19

Packaging and Repairing The Garment……………………………………….….…20

Donning and Doffing, Storage and Handling……………..…….……………...……21

User Credentials, Safety Concerns and Limited Warranty ………………….……...22

Employee 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee…...………………...……….23-25

Who Is Rich

Industries, Inc.

WHO IS RICH INDUSTRIES, INC. ?

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Rich Industries, Inc. has been in business since 1971. We were born out of an idea and company by the name of Snyder Manufacturing in the mid-

1950’s. It was that company that developed the first Air-Supplied Bubble Suit used at the former Mound Laboratories facility in Miamisburg, Ohio.

My father, Louis A. Contini, was a vital part of that company for over 20 years, growing from stock boy to Vice-President of Finance & Marketing

which he remained until he left in 1977, when Snyder Mfg. sold to Bristol Myers. In the early 1970’s, Snyder Mfg. had all but completely dropped the

nuclear protective line. In 1971, our Senior Vice-President, William J. Arnold, along with the input of my father, began a small manufacturing

operation in Uhrichsville, Ohio. The center of the name Uhrichsville, is where our company, Rich Industries, Inc., got its name.

Rich Industries, Inc. is a company whose primary function is to manufacture protective clothing and apparel for the Nuclear, Pharmaceutical,

Environmental, and Chemical industries. But truly, we are much more than that. Rich Industries, Inc. is a group of individuals, a family if you will,

with a deep commitment in Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Not only because He is the Chariman of the Board of our Company, but because we

know He is Our Provider. He is the Center of our Company. Customers like you are the reason or purpose we exist, but it is because of Him that we

do exist.

The company existed, but floundered in a market that was well saturated with many like-companies, Defense Apparel, Nuclear Protective

Outfitters, Lancs Industries, and Lakeland Industries to name a few. In 1977 when my father left Snyder Mfg. to bring his fresh new ideas, undying

energy, and great business sense to take over Rich Industries, Inc., he knew he was going to make our Company the leader in the industry. In the first

couple of years he struggled through a very tough process of trying to grow Rich Industries, Inc. He made Jesus Christ the Chariman of the Board, set

Him in the corner, and went to work.

After those very lean couple of years, my father decided maybe it was time to go back to that corner, pull out our Lord, dust him off and humble

himself to follow His direction. Only then did Rich Industries, Inc. begin to become the Company we are today. We grew into a company that in the

mid-1980’s had an employment of over 130, running three shifts on a six day basis. We were undoubtedly the unmeasured leader in the industry. We

manufactured clothing, bags, hoods, footcoverings, and every imaginable needed protective item for the industry. We serviced customers such as

DuPont/Westinghouse at the Savannah River Plant, Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site in Golden, Colorado, Fluor Hanford in Richland,

Washington, U.S. Department of Energy Facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the various shipyards of the United States Navy, the United States Army

and many commercial nuclear facilities throughout the United States and Canada. In the pharmaceutical arena, we work with companies such as

Johnson & Johnson and Glaxo. Additionally, we are working to develop clean room products for Intel and Micron Technologies.

Through our 34 years, we have seen many competitors come and go. They provided us some very formidable competition during those years, but

we have always managed to stay on top. In the early 1980’s, when several of our competitors had fallen by the wayside, in an industry that can be

labeled “dying” at best, we have survived, because we know who our Provider is - Jesus Christ.

WHO IS RICH INDUSTRIES, INC. ?


In January 2005, sadly, my father, our President, passed away at the age of 72. He was a vital part of our company. Although by this time he had

assembled a group of talented individuals groomed to make Rich Industries, Inc. continue for many years to come.

Upon my father’s passing, I became President of Rich Industries, Inc. This was not a change of leadership, but more of a custodial change.

Although Dad was the President for 28 years, he knew, like I know, that we are just the custodians under the leadership of Our Lord Jesus Christ,

Our Provider. My father passed on all of his worldly knowledge of running a business, but equally or even more importantly, he left us his spiritual

leadership to know and acknowledge that because of Jesus Christ we exist to do what we do.

Yes, we believe to a person in what we do and why we do it. It is because of our Provider that we have the opportunity to serve customers such as

yourself. We believe once that opportunity is provided to us, it is our job to be diligent in our work efforts to do the best job we can to meet your

expectations. Our job is to give you, our customer, the utmost quality, best delivery and the most competitive pricing possible. Our job is to earn

your trust and then … keep it! We surround ourselves with only the best! We make it a priority to work in all possible cases with top grade

American manufacturers such as Dow Chemical, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Wiman Plastic Corporation, Poly One Engineered Films and

affiliate ourselves with companies like Nuclear Filter Technologies to service you, our customer.

We believe in Our Products, Our Customers, Our Country, and Our Lord Jesus Christ. We thank you and Him for the opportunity to do

business with you. We will cherish it always.

Sincerely,

RICH INDUSTRIES, INC.

JEFFREY L. CONTINI

PRESIDENT

“In all your ways

acknowledge Him,

and He shall

direct our paths.” A

Proverbs 3:6

Organizational Chart RICH INDUSTRIES, INC.

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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JESUS CHRIST

CHAIRMAN

OF THE BOARD

DAVID E. PATTERSON

VICE-PRESIDENT

WILLIAM J. ARNOLD

SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT

DANIELLE BARNHOUSE

QA TECHNICIAN

JAMES E. FLAHERTY

VICE-PRESIDENT

QUALITY ASSURANCE

FRANCES VITTLING

SUPERVISOR

DEB CHAMBERLAIN

SUPERVISOR

ROBERT L. BEAMER

PRODUCTION

MANAGER

KRIS FINK

EXECUTIVE

ASSISTANT

MARY L. WALLACE

CONTROLLER

CORAL CONTINI

ACCOUNTING

JABRON RASUL

SHIPPNG MANAGER

DAVID J. PATTERSON

PURCHASING

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JEFFREY L. CONTINI

PRESIDENTMMMMMMMMM

Level B Garment Features •Level B Outer Protective One-Piece Garments 100% Made in the U.S.A.

•Fabricated under the Quality Assurance standards set forth in ANSI/ASME

NQA-1 Program to meet the strict requirements of the nuclear industry

•Constructed using 2-ply Dow Chemical Saranex 35P ® and reinforcing NFPA-

701 flame resistant scrim for maximum protection and strength

•Base material is compliant to NFPA-701 flame resistant textile standards

•One Piece design with extra strong 3/4” radio frequency welded lap seams

•Oversized to allow wearer maximum interior moveability

•Heavy duty front zipper entry providing effortless donning & doffing with easy

to grasp zipper pulls allowing user quick escape

•Air supply adaptability

•Oversized hood with full 360º visibility*

•RICH INDUSTRIES, INC. respirator style exhalation valves

•Pass Through Air Inlet Tube

•Individually serialized for traceability

•Attached Sock Style Boots to be worn inside work boots with outer flap to

cover work boots *

•Attached Heavy Duty Boots with 150 Mil Non-Skid.Sole and Adjustable Boot

Straps*

•Heavy Duty Rigid Molded Cuffs*

•Noise Suppressing Plenum *

* Available on selected styles


LEVEL B OUTER PROTECTIVE ONE-PIECE GARMENTS - FEATURES


Exclusive Base Material

• EXCLUSIVE TECHNIQUE

RICH INDUSTRIES, INC. is proud to offer our exclusive Multi-Layered

base material designed using our own special application techniques

offering maximum protection and strength.

• NFPA-701 CERTIFIED FLAME RESISTANT

• COMFORTABLE

• LIGHTWEIGHT

• PLIABLE


Exclusive Multi-Layered Base Material


RICH INDUSTRIES, INC. is proud

to offer our exclusive Multi -

Layered base material designed

using our own special application

techniques offering maximum

protection and strength.

DOW BARRIER FILM

NFPA - 701 FLAME RESISTANT SCRIM

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Dimensional Chart

Version A

LEVEL B GARMENT – VERSION A

OVERALL DIMENSION SCHEDULE

TYPE DESCRIPTION SMALL MEDIUM LARGE X-

LARGE

XX-

LARGE REMARKS

A NECK TO CROTCH 32” 35” 38” 42” 45” MEASURED AT CENTER LINE

B CHEST 31” 32” 37” 37” 41”

C SLEEVE INSEAM 21” 22” 24” 25” 26” MEASURED AS A LINE FOLLOWING NATURAL

ARC OF SEAM FROM OUTER MOST END OF CUFF.

D LEG LENGTH 35” 37” 39” 44” 46” MEASURED FROM CENTER OF TORSO/LEG SEAM

TO HEEL OF SOLE ALONG CENTER LINE OF

GARMENT

E CALF SEAM WIDTH 12” 12” 12” 12” 12”

F WAIST 31” 32” 36” 40” 43” MEASURED AS A LINE 16” FROM CROTCH SEAM

G ZIPPER LENGTH 38” 39” 40” 41” 42”

H SLEEVE (DIM. MEAS. 12”

FROM END OF CUFF)

8.5” 8.5” 8.5” 8.5” 8.5” MEASURED PERPENDICULAR TO TOP OF SLEEVE

AT A POINT 12” FROM OUTER MOST END OF

CUFF.

J PASS THRU TO EXHAUST

VALVE

15” 16” 17” 18” 19”

K BASE OF HOOD SEAM TO

EXHAUST VALVE/PASS

THRU

21” 23” 24” 28” 31” MEASURED FROM BASE OF HOOD (REAR VIEW)

TO CENTER LINE OF EXHAUST VALVE

L CALF SEAM TO BOOTIE

SOLE

16.5” 16.5” 16.5” 16.5” 16.5”

M HOOD FRONT, CENTER TO

TOP OF ZIPPER FLAP

1” 1” 1” 1” 1”


Drawing – Version A VERSION A LEVEL B GARMENT - VERSION A

8”

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Dimensional Chart

Version B

LEVEL B GARMENT – VERSION B

OVERALL DIMENSION SCHEDULE

TYPE DESCRIPTION SMALL MEDIUM LARGE X-

LARGE

XX-

LARGE REMARKS

A NECK TO CROTCH 32” 35” 38” 42” 45” MEASURED AT CENTER LINE

B CHEST 31” 32” 37” 37” 41”

C SLEEVE INSEAM 21” 22” 24” 25” 26” MEASURED AS A LINE FOLLOWING NATURAL

ARC OF SEAM FROM OUTER MOST END OF CUFF.

D LEG LENGTH 34.25” 36.25” 38.25” 43.25” 45.25” MEASURED FROM CENTER OF TORSO/LEG SEAM TO HEEL OF SOLE ALONG CENTER LINE OF

GARMENT

E CALF SEAM WIDTH 12” 12” 12” 12” 12”

F WAIST 31” 32” 36” 40” 43” MEASURED AS A LINE 16” FROM CROTCH SEAM

G ZIPPER LENGTH 38” 39” 40” 41” 42”

H SLEEVE (DIM. MEAS. 12”

FROM END OF CUFF)

8.5” 8.5” 8.5” 8.5” 8.5” MEASURED PERPENDICULAR TO TOP OF SLEEVE

AT A POINT 12” FROM OUTER MOST END OF

CUFF.

J PASS THRU TO EXHAUST VALVE

15” 16” 17” 18” 19”

K BASE OF HOOD SEAM TO

EXHAUST VALVE/PASS

THRU

21” 23” 24” 28” 31” MEASURED FROM BASE OF HOOD (REAR VIEW)

TO CENTER LINE OF EXHAUST VALVE

L CALF SEAM TO BOOTIE

SOLE

16.5” 16.5” 16.5” 16.5” 16.5”

M HOOD FRONT, CENTER TO

TOP OF ZIPPER FLAP

1” 1” 1” 1” 1”


Drawing – Version B VERSION B


LEVEL B GARMENT - VERSION B

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