Thor 1000/1600 G Drysuit - Northern Diver

Our Thor drysuit is manufactured from a vulcanised polymer created from a mix of high-grade rubber and EPDM. Vulcanised laminated polymers are carried on a multidirectional 4-way-stretch knitted polyester, which gives excellent strength and durability. The Thor is suitable for commercial diving applications but is also an excellent option for military and rescue purposes. The Thor has been thoroughly tested at the Austin Institute in Texas, USA. All Thor drysuits are CE approved and conform to the latest EEC PPE directive regarding drysuits. Our quality control management conforms to BS EN ISO 9001:2008, ensuring that all Northern Diver products are of the highest quality and manufacturing standards. Independent tests show that the Thor drysuit is resistant to chemical permeation. Full details are available on request. Thor drysuits can be manufactured to custom specifications, including fitting items such as reflective overprinting, extra reinforcement and pockets. All Northern Diver stock suits are fitted with a standard sized neck/wrist seals and boots/socks for that size suit. Please refer to the Suits Size Chart in the documents section to view the sizes fitted.  If the standard sizes of neck, wrist and footwear will not fit you, we can alter the suit so that it will. Leave a note for special alteration requirements at check-out stage or email/live chat message us. Please be aware alterations on stock suits may be chargeable.

FEATURES

• Chemical and biological permeation resistant
• Triple-vulcanised bonded for life seams with reinforced knee & crotch area
• CE Approved

When Diving in Polluted, Contaminated or Generally Abnormal Environments Northern Diver’s Thor drysuit has been developed and tested for use in these conditions and as such should be regarded as an integral component of your diving plans. Diving in contaminated environments has the potential to be extremely dangerous.

Decontamination

After exposure to a contaminated environment, the Thor drysuit must be decontaminated, ensuring that all contaminants have been removed from the drysuit. Diving in contaminated environments should not be undertaken by those without the highest level of training. All risks should be understood prior to any contaminated environment diving, with all risks carefully planned for and the utmost care taken.