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The ANSELL RD96-T-92-111-07 is a disposable protective coverall engineered for multi-hazard environments where chemical splash, liquid penetration, and flash fire exposure are real risks. The garment is constructed from 4.95 oz polyester with a PVC barrier layer that resists liquid chemicals and treated flame-retardant fabric that provides a measurable safety margin in flash fire conditions. The highly visible bright red color supports visual identification on busy job sites. Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles create a secure fit at the extremities, while stitched and taped seams minimize penetration at the stitch lines. A storm flap with double zipper closure seals the front opening against splash and particulate ingress.
This coverall is suited for industrial and chemical processing applications including chemical handling, 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 concentrates handling. It is intended for use by trades and safety personnel working in contaminated environments where liquid chemical and flame exposure hazards are present. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification indicates this garment is designed for general industrial use rather than controlled cleanroom environments.
Designed as an OEM-style single-use protective coverall for industrial chemical and flame-hazard applications in non-cleanroom environments. Part of the ANSELL CFR-Model 111 series.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective garments should follow the site hazard assessment and applicable OSHA PPE standards. Inspect the garment for tears, compromised seams, or zipper defects before each use. These coveralls are single-use and must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations for contaminated PPE after exposure. Do not launder or reuse after chemical contact.
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