Ansell GR40-T-92-151-02 Coveralls Small Chemical Resistant

Product Description

The ANSELL GR40-T-92-151-02 is a disposable, full-body chemical resistant coverall designed for professionals working in environments with exposure to hazardous chemicals, including chemical warfare agents. Constructed from a multi-layer non-woven barrier laminate fabric weighing 0.3292 ounces per square yard, this coverall features a front zipper closure, elastic cuffs with thumb-loops for a secure wrist seal, and attached socks at the ankle for full lower-body protection. Taped and welded seams prevent chemical penetration at stitch lines. An integrated neoprene rubber face seal provides a close fit to full-face respirators, making it suitable for use with supplied-air or SCBA respiratory protection.

This coverall is intended for use in contaminated environments where chemical contact is a risk. Typical applications include filling, blending, and charging of raw materials; transferring liquids and solids; opening and draining pumps, valves, or lines; loading and unloading of process equipment; raw material sample collection; and liquid concentration monitoring. It is part of the ANSELL AlphaTec 4000 Style 151 G02 series, designed for industrial and hazmat response scenarios where disposable chemical barrier protection is required.

Key Features

• Multi-layer non-woven barrier laminate fabric resists numerous chemicals including chemical warfare agents
• Taped and welded seams provide sealed protection at all seam lines
• Neoprene rubber face seal designed for close fit with full-face respirators
• Elastic cuffs with thumb-loops secure sleeve position during use
• Attached sock ankles provide continuous lower-body and foot coverage
• Disposable construction supports single-use contamination control protocols

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable chemical barrier coverall compatible with full-face respirators featuring neoprene rubber face seal interfaces; part of the ANSELL AlphaTec 4000 Style 151 G02 series for chemical hazard applications.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow established site hazmat or PPE protocols and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 guidelines for chemical protective clothing. Power down or isolate chemical processes before suiting up when possible. A trained safety officer or buddy system is recommended when working in contaminated environments. Dispose of the garment per local hazardous waste regulations after use — do not attempt to decontaminate and reuse.