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The ANSELL WH15-S-92-100-04 is a disposable SMS coverall designed for single-use protective applications across industrial, maintenance, and inspection environments. Constructed from 1.42 oz SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) fabric, it filters 100% of particles larger than 3 microns while remaining air and water vapor permeable to reduce heat stress during extended wear. The coverall features a two-way zipper with stormflap closure, serged stitched seams, elastic cuffs, and an open ankle design. It is silicone free, making it suitable for spray painting and coating operations. Sold in a case of 25 units, it is worn by maintenance techs, inspectors, and hazmat-adjacent workers who need reliable particulate protection without a reusable garment.
This coverall is used across a wide range of non-hazardous work scenarios including general maintenance, inspection tasks such as picking, checking, and marking, asbestos-related work at the non-hazardous tier, and handling of powders and dry particulates. The breathable SMS fabric makes it appropriate for warmer work environments where heat buildup from impermeable suits is a concern. The silicone-free construction is specifically noted as a benefit in automotive and industrial spray painting applications where silicone contamination can cause surface defects.
Designed for use in non-cleanroom ISO class environments. Rated for Type 5 and Type 6 protection per EN 1073-2, covering dry particulate and light liquid splash exposures. Suitable for inspection, powder handling, asbestos-related non-hazardous work, and general maintenance applications.
Coveralls should be donned in a clean staging area before entering the work zone to avoid pre-contamination. Inspect each unit for tears or compromised seams before use. Dispose of used coveralls in accordance with applicable local waste regulations, particularly when used in asbestos or particulate-heavy environments. No special tools are required for donning, but workers should follow site-specific PPE protocols and any applicable OSHA standards for the task at hand.
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