Chemical Coveralls

A chemical coverall, also known as a chemical protective suit or chemical jumpsuit, is a specialized garment designed to provide full-body protection against chemical hazards. These coveralls are made from materials that offer high chemical resistance, such as Tyvek®, PVC, neoprene, or other specialized fabrics. They are designed to create a barrier between the wearer's body and hazardous chemicals, protecting against direct contact, splashes, or aerosols.

Chemical coveralls typically feature a one-piece design that covers the entire body, including the torso, arms, and legs. They may include additional features like an attached hood, elasticized cuffs, and sealed seams to prevent any potential chemical penetration. The coveralls may have a front zipper or closure system for easy wearing and removal.

Chemical coveralls are commonly used in industries such as chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, hazardous material handling, emergency response, and research laboratories. They provide comprehensive protection against a wide range of chemicals, including acids, solvents, corrosives, and toxic substances. Proper selection, sizing, and donning of chemical coveralls are crucial to ensure a secure and effective barrier against chemical hazards. It is important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety protocols when using chemical coveralls to ensure the highest level of protection for the wearer.

• Chemical Coverall
• Green .45 mm. PVC/Nylon/PVC Fabric
• Flame Resistant
• Attached Hood with Drawstring
• Storm Fly Front with Zipper
• Inner Sleeves with Elastic Wrist Closures