Ansell NR17-S-92-111-07 Disposable Coveralls 3XL Fr Sms

Product Description

The ANSELL NR17-S-92-111-07 is a disposable full-body coverall engineered for environments requiring anti-static, chemical splash, and flame-retardant protection. Constructed from 1.47 oz SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) nonwoven fabric, this garment delivers a lightweight barrier without sacrificing protection. The coverall features a front zipper closure, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and serged seams for a secure, optimized body fit. Sized at 3X-Large, it is suited for industrial maintenance workers, hazmat support crews, and safety technicians who require single-use protective garments rated for non-hazardous protection environments.

This coverall is designed for use in industrial, manufacturing, painting, light chemical handling, and general maintenance applications where disposable flame-retardant garments are required. Its silicone-free SMS construction is appropriate for cleanroom-adjacent and ISO Non-Cleanroom class environments. The garment is sold in cases of 25 units, making it practical for site supervisors and safety coordinators managing ongoing PPE inventories. The blue and red colorway allows for visual identification on the job site.

Key Features

• Anti-static, chemical splash, and flame-retardant protection in a single disposable garment
• 1.47 oz SMS nonwoven fabric — lightweight and breathable for extended wear
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles provide a snug seal at wrist and boot interface
• Serged seam construction reduces abrasion and improves durability at stress points
• Silicone-free material suitable for ISO Non-Cleanroom class environments
• Optimized body fit design reduces excess fabric that can catch on equipment

Compatibility

Part of the ANSELL 68-1500 PLUS FR series. Designed as a single-use protective coverall for non-hazardous protection applications in industrial and maintenance settings. Confirm fit requirements before deploying as part of a site-specific PPE program.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of disposable coveralls should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA or facility safety guidelines. Power down or de-energize equipment and vacate the hazard zone before removing a contaminated garment. Inspect each coverall for tears, seam gaps, or zipper defects before use. Dispose of used garments in accordance with local regulations for the specific contaminants encountered.