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The ANSELL GR40-T92-215-05 is a disposable dual-hazard coat apron engineered for chemical and biological splash protection in industrial and laboratory environments. Constructed from multi-layer non-woven barrier laminate fabric at 0.34 mil thickness, it provides reliable defense against liquid chemical penetration and particulate hazards. The apron measures 74 inches in length and 42 inches in width, covering the torso and lower body adequately for most standing work applications. Welded and taped seams reinforce barrier integrity at the points most vulnerable to liquid ingress. Licensed trades including industrial hygienists, chemical process technicians, hazmat responders, and facility maintenance crews rely on this garment for single-use chemical exposure tasks.
This apron is sized X-Large and belongs to the Alphatec 4000 Model 215 series. It is suited for use in settings involving low-to-moderate chemical splash risk, including industrial cleaning, chemical handling, wastewater treatment, and general hazmat decontamination support. The dual-hazard rating covers both liquid chemical and biological agent exposure scenarios. The ties-in-back and hook-and-loop closure system allows fast donning and doffing without assistance, which is practical in high-turnover or emergency response applications. It ships with a package quantity of 20 units per case.
Designed as a single-use disposable protective apron within the Alphatec 4000 Model 215 series, suitable for X-Large wearers requiring Type 3, 4, or 5 hazardous protection in chemical handling or biological hazard environments.
This garment is donned and removed by qualified personnel following applicable site safety protocols and relevant OSHA or facility PPE programs. Power down or isolate chemical processes before suiting up where exposure risk exists during donning. Inspect the apron for packaging damage or tears prior to each use and discard any unit showing compromised seam integrity. Dispose of used garments according to local hazardous waste regulations governing contaminated PPE.
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