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The ANSELL WH18-B-92-103-04 is a film laminate chemical resistant coverall designed for general purpose hazardous material handling and industrial protective applications. Built to Hazard Level D protection, this white coverall features a zipper closure, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and bias bound seams to reduce particulate ingress and provide a secure fit. The film laminate construction weighs 1.56 oz per material weight, keeping the garment lightweight while maintaining a barrier against splashes and light chemical exposure. Licensed HVAC, maintenance, and industrial trades workers handling chemical-adjacent environments will find this coverall suited to both short-duration and routine tasks requiring Level D PPE compliance.
These coveralls are appropriate for residential and commercial maintenance environments, industrial facilities, remediation sites, and general-purpose hazmat operations requiring Hazard Level D protection. The size large fit accommodates a wide range of workers in active roles. Elastic ankles and cuffs provide a snug interface with boots and gloves, reducing exposure points. Bias bound seams reinforce the garment at high-stress areas, extending durability during movement-intensive tasks. This SKU is packaged in quantities of 25 units, making it practical for crew-level deployment or facility stock replenishment.
Designed as a general-purpose Hazard Level D coverall for use in industrial, maintenance, and light chemical handling applications where splash and particulate protection is required.
Donning and doffing of chemical resistant coveralls should follow established site safety protocols and applicable OSHA PPE guidelines. Power down or de-energize adjacent equipment before entering confined or hazardous workspaces as required by site safety plans. Inspect the garment for tears, open seams, or zipper defects before each use and discard any compromised units. Disposal of used coveralls must follow local regulations for chemical or hazardous waste materials.
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