SCBA-compatible Level A encapsulation suits have vapor-tight seams and an expanded back to accommodate a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). Level A encapsulation suits provide the highest level of skin protection. They include socks and gloves or glove liners to make them fully encapsulating.

SCBA-compatible Level A encapsulation suits with secondary flame resistance have vapor-tight seams and an expanded back to accommodate a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). Suits with secondary flame resistance meet NFPA guidelines to prevent the suit from igniting or burning. They are generally worn over primary flame-resistant clothing, which protects against heat and burns. Level A encapsulation suits provide the highest level of skin protection. They include socks and gloves or glove liners to make them fully encapsulating.

SCBA-compatible Level B encapsulation suits provide moderate levels of skin protection where vapor protection is not required. An expanded back accommodates a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).

SAR-compatible Level B encapsulation suits provide moderate levels of skin protection where vapor protection is not required. They have a flat back and accommodate an airline hose for a supplied-air respirator (SAR).

Encapsulated training suits are non-rated suits used to train workers how to safely don and doff rated suits. They allow workers to get used to working, breathing, and moving in a suit without causing wear or potential damage to more expensive suits. These suits are clearly labeled for training purposes only.

Replacement exhaust valves and diaphragms replace worn parts on SAR-compatible Level A and SCBA-compatible Level B encapsulated suits.

These bags protect encapsulated suits from wear and abrasion when stored or transported. They also keep components together to prevent loss.

Pressure test kits and test kit adapters perform air pressure testing on SAR-compatible Level A encapsulated suits to ensure they are air and vapor tight. Test kits are self-contained and do not require an air supply. Adapters allow the test kit to be used on different connection types.

Glove ring inserts fit inside the cuff of an encapsulated chemical-protective suit to attach compatible gloves. They keep gloves in place and reduce wrinkles that can cause gaps between the glove and suit.

Visor lights for encapsulated suits illuminate the area in front of workers. They install inside the suit at the top of the visor and are battery operated.