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The ANSELL WH15-S-92-111-09 is a disposable chemical resistant coverall from the Alphatec 1500Plus Model 111 series, designed for light chemical protection in industrial and hazardous work environments. Constructed from SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) nonwoven fabric weighing 0.71 oz per square yard, the garment provides a barrier against particulates, light liquid splashes, and chemical contaminants. The 2-way zipper with storm flap closure, double cuffs, and elastic ankles and wrists help reduce exposure gaps during active work. This coverall is sized for 5X-Large wearers and is intended for single-use disposal after each task. Licensed safety professionals, industrial hygienists, and hazmat-trained workers are the primary end users.
This coverall is suited for chemical handling, contaminated environment entry, and process work including filling, blending, and charging of raw materials; transferring liquids and solids; opening and draining pumps, valves, or lines; loading and unloading process equipment; raw material sample collection; and concentration monitoring tasks. It targets both light industrial and regulated environments where disposable protective clothing is required under safety protocols. The garment ships in a case pack quantity of 25 units.
Designed for use in chemical handling and contaminated environments as part of the Alphatec 1500Plus Model 111 series of disposable protective coveralls. Sized for 5X-Large fit. Consult the garment sizing chart and site-specific PPE program requirements before selecting for a given application.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective coveralls should follow the site safety plan and applicable OSHA or facility PPE protocols. Inspect the garment for tears, open seams, or zipper defects before each use. Do not reuse after chemical exposure — dispose of the garment according to local regulations for contaminated PPE. A trained safety officer or industrial hygienist should verify that this garment meets the hazard level requirements of the specific task before deployment.
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