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The ANSELL WH18-B92-111-06 is a disposable polyethylene coverall engineered for chemical and liquid splash protection in light-hazard industrial environments. Weighing 1.56 oz per garment, the low-linting fabric resists fine particulates and low-hazard liquid spray without relying on silicone-based treatments, making it safe for spray-painting operations. Bound seams run the full length of the suit, providing superior barrier integrity and tear resistance over serged alternatives. A two-way zipper with stormflap closure allows fast donning and doffing. Elastic cuffs and ankles seal around gloves and boot covers to reduce particulate ingress at the wrists and ankles. Sized at 2X-Large, this coverall is intended for technicians and maintenance personnel who require reliable single-use protection without the cost of reusable garments.
This coverall is suited for a broad range of light industrial tasks including clean room preparation and cleaning, body painting and surface inspection, production line support and maintenance, plant and machine cleaning, fiberglass and resin applications, and handling of dry powders. The silicone-free construction is specifically important in paint booth environments where silicone contamination causes fish-eye defects in finish coats. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification places this garment in general industrial use rather than semiconductor or pharmaceutical controlled environments. Sold in a case of 25 units, this product supports high-volume usage environments where daily or per-task disposal is standard practice.
Designed as an OEM-style single-use protective coverall for light-hazard chemical and particulate environments classified as ISO Non-Cleanroom. Suitable for use in paint booths, maintenance facilities, manufacturing production lines, and similar general industrial settings where Type 5 or Type 6 garment protection is required.
Donning should be performed in a clean staging area before entering the work zone to avoid contaminating the exterior of the garment. Power down or isolate chemical feed systems and ventilate confined spaces before suiting up for chemical handling tasks. Inspect each coverall for seam integrity and zipper function before use and discard any garment with visible defects. Disposal must follow site-specific hazardous or non-hazardous waste procedures depending on the substances contacted during use.
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