Blast suit

A blast suit, also known as a blast-resistant suit or explosion suit, is a specialized personal protective equipment designed to protect the wearer from the impact of explosions, shockwaves, and debris generated during high-pressure or high-velocity events. It is commonly used in industries such as mining, demolition, and military applications where there is a risk of explosions or blasts. Blast suits are constructed with materials that provide resistance to fragmentation, heat, and pressure. They typically consist of multiple layers of specialized fabrics, including flame-resistant materials and ballistic fibers. These suits are designed to absorb and disperse the energy from blasts, reducing the risk of injuries caused by shockwaves or flying debris. Blast suits often feature additional protective elements such as reinforced padding in critical areas, high-visibility markings, and adjustable closures for a secure fit. 

They are typically worn over regular work clothing and can be combined with other protective gear such as helmets and protective goggles for comprehensive protection. Blast suits are crucial in providing a higher level of personal protection for individuals working in high-risk environments where explosive events are likely to occur.