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The ANSELL WH18-B92-111-03 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall from the Series 68-1800 line, designed for Level D hazardous protection in industrial and general-purpose work environments. Constructed from lightweight film laminate fabric weighing 1.56 oz per square yard, this medium-sized coverall provides a barrier against chemical splashes and particulates. A zipper closure with storm flap, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and integrated finger loops deliver a secure, sealed fit. Bias-bound seams add durability at stress points. Licensed HVAC techs, maintenance workers, and industrial tradespeople handling chemical exposure scenarios rely on this garment for reliable protection without single-use waste.
The WH18-B92-111-03 suits residential and commercial service work where chemical splash resistance and basic hazmat protection are required. Typical applications include HVAC system maintenance in chemical-heavy environments, plumbing work involving drain cleaners or solvents, and industrial facility maintenance. The included hood provides full-head coverage for overhead work. Sold in a package quantity of 25 units, this coverall is practical for stocking job sites, service vans, or facility supply rooms requiring consistent Level D PPE availability.
Designed as an OEM-style reusable coverall for Level D chemical protection applications; compatible with standard PPE programs requiring ANSI-compliant hazardous-duty outerwear in medium sizing.
Donning and doffing should follow the facility or job-site PPE protocol to avoid cross-contamination. Inspect the garment before each use for tears, zipper damage, or compromised seams. Follow the manufacturer washing and decontamination guidelines to maintain the film laminate barrier integrity. Dispose of or decontaminate per applicable local, state, or federal regulations when chemical exposure has occurred.
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