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The ANSELL WH15-S-92-100-06 is a disposable SMS coverall designed for single-use protective applications across industrial, maintenance, and light-hazard 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 help reduce heat stress during extended wear. The two-way zipper with stormflap closure allows quick donning and doffing. Elastic cuffs and an open ankle design provide a secure, adjustable fit. The garment is silicone free, making it suitable for spray painting and finishing applications where silicone contamination is a concern. Licensed trade professionals and safety-trained personnel in HVAC, facility maintenance, and light industrial work are the primary installers and wearers.
This coverall is suited for residential and commercial applications including general inspection work such as picking, checking, and marking; asbestos-related work; handling of dry powders; and general facility maintenance tasks. The serged-stitched seam construction and ISO Non-Cleanroom classification make it appropriate for environments requiring basic particulate protection without full cleanroom protocols. Each carton contains 25 individually packaged coveralls in size 2X-Large, allowing for efficient stock management in service vehicles or job-site supply cabinets.
Designed as an OEM-style disposable coverall for general industrial, maintenance, and light-hazard applications requiring Type 5 and Type 6 protection per EN standards. Suitable for ISO Non-Cleanroom environments. Compatible with applications including inspection tasks, asbestos-related work, powder handling, and general maintenance.
Disposable coveralls require no tools for donning. Inspect the garment for tears or defects before each use and discard any damaged unit. Follow applicable site safety protocols and local regulatory requirements for personal protective equipment selection and disposal. Contaminated garments should be removed and discarded in accordance with applicable waste disposal regulations for the specific hazard involved.
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