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The ANSELL GR40-T92-215-06 is a disposable dual-hazard coat apron engineered for chemical and biological splash protection in demanding industrial and trade environments. Built from multi-layer non-woven barrier laminate fabric at 0.34 mil thickness, this apron delivers a broad resistance profile against liquid chemicals and infectious agents. At 79 inches long and 46 inches wide, it provides full front-of-body coverage from the neck to below the knee. It closes with a back-tie and hook-and-loop system for a secure, adjustable fit. Licensed safety professionals, industrial hygienists, hazmat responders, and trade workers handling chemical cleaning agents or biological materials are the primary installers and users of this garment.
The GR40-T92-215-06 is suited for use in water treatment facilities, industrial cleaning operations, chemical processing plants, and any worksite where Category III liquid hazard protection is required. The 2X-Large sizing accommodates a wide range of users wearing layered clothing or base PPE underneath. Its disposable design eliminates decontamination costs and garment reuse risk, making it practical for single-task or single-day deployment in both commercial and light industrial settings. Packaged in quantities of 20 per case, it supports supply management for regular-use operations.
Part of the Alphatec 4000 Model 215 series, designed as a disposable over-garment for 2X-Large users requiring CE Category III Type 3-B and EN 14126 dual-hazard protection.
Donning and doffing of chemical-resistant PPE garments should follow site-specific written procedures in accordance with applicable OSHA and ANSI guidelines. Power down or isolate any chemical or process line before beginning work in the hazard zone. Always inspect the apron for tears, punctures, or seal failures before use. Dispose of the garment properly after exposure — do not reuse a garment that has contacted chemical or biological hazards.
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