Ansell 950085 Bib Apron 39in Blue Vinyl Chemical-resistant

Product Description

The ANSELL 950085 is a vinyl bib apron designed for chemical-resistant protection in light industrial, maintenance, and trade service environments. Constructed from 6 mil thick vinyl, it provides a barrier against splashes, light chemical exposure, and fluid contact during hands-on work. The apron measures 39 inches in length and 33 inches in width, offering broad front coverage from chest to below the knee. It is worn over standard work clothing and does not require special donning procedures. Maintenance technicians, plumbers, pool service professionals, and general tradespeople working around chemicals, solvents, or fluids will find this a practical workwear addition.

This apron fits typical bib-style wear scenarios including pool chemical handling, light chemical dispensing, parts washing, and fluid transfer tasks. The 39-inch length provides extended torso and leg coverage suitable for standing work at benches, sinks, or service vehicles. It is rated for non-hazardous protection levels and is not classified for cleanroom use. The blue vinyl construction allows for easy visual inspection of contamination and is compatible with standard neck and waist tie configurations common to bib apron designs.

Key Features

• 6 mil vinyl construction for splash and light chemical resistance
• 39 inches length and 33 inches width for broad front coverage
• Bib-style design worn over standard work clothing
• Blue color allows quick visual detection of contamination
• Non-cleanroom rated, suitable for general trade and maintenance use
• Single-unit packaging, no bulk commitment required

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose bib apron for non-hazardous chemical splash protection in trade, maintenance, and light industrial applications. No specific equipment or system compatibility applies.

Installation Notes

Don the apron by placing the neck loop over the head and securing the waist ties snugly behind the back. Inspect the vinyl surface for tears, punctures, or degradation before each use. Remove and dispose of or clean the apron according to your facility or jobsite chemical handling procedures. No tools or trade licensing are required for use.