Ansell WH20-B-92-107-04 Chemical-resistant Coveralls Large

Product Description

The ANSELL WH20-B-92-107-04 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall constructed from film laminate fabric for durable protection in hazardous work environments. Rated for Hazardous Protection Level D, this garment is designed for workers handling non-IDLH chemical hazards where skin and body protection is required. The coverall features a zipper closure for quick donning and doffing, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles to reduce gapping at the wrists and legs. At a material weight of 1.86 ounces, the fabric balances chemical resistance with reasonable wear comfort during extended shifts. This size is Large. Installation and fitting are performed by the end user or safety personnel on-site.

These coveralls are suited for industrial, chemical handling, hazmat response support, and general-purpose applications requiring Level D body protection. The bias-bound seam construction reinforces stress points and contributes to the garment's reusability across multiple exposures. Typical deployment includes chemical plants, environmental remediation sites, agriculture, janitorial operations, and light hazardous material handling scenarios. The 68-2000 series coverall is intended for professional environments where disposable garments are not preferred due to cost or waste-reduction policies. Packaged in quantities of 25 per case.

Key Features

• Film laminate construction provides chemical-resistant barrier protection
• Hazardous Protection Level D rating for non-IDLH chemical exposure environments
• Zipper closure for straightforward donning and removal
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles minimize gaps at extremities
• Bias-bound seam construction supports durability and reusability
• Lightweight 1.86-ounce material weight for extended wear applications

Compatibility

Designed as a non-disposable Level D chemical-resistant coverall for general industrial and hazmat-support applications requiring full-body protection against non-IDLH chemical splashes and particulates.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow the facility safety program and applicable OSHA PPE guidelines for chemical protective garments. Inspect the garment before each use for tears, zipper damage, or seam separation that could compromise the protective barrier. Follow the manufacturer decontamination and reuse procedures after each chemical exposure. Dispose of the garment if structural integrity is compromised or if exposure to incompatible chemicals has occurred.