Ansell WH20-B-92-107-05 Chemical-resistant Coveralls Xl

Product Description

The ANSELL WH20-B-92-107-05 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall constructed from film laminate material weighing 1.86 oz per square yard. Designed for repeated use in environments where chemical splash and light liquid hazard exposure is a concern, this garment provides Hazardous Protection Level D coverage. The zipper front closure, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles create a secure fit that helps reduce exposure at entry points. Bias bound seams add durability along stress lines. Licensed industrial hygienists, safety officers, hazmat responders, and general industry workers in chemical handling roles are the primary installers and wearers of this garment.

This coverall is sized X-Large and suited for general industry, manufacturing, chemical processing, and similar environments where Level D protection is required. It is appropriate for use in non-cleanroom settings. The Series 68-2000 design addresses routine chemical handling tasks where full-body coverage over standard work clothing is needed. The package quantity is 25 units per case, making it practical for facility safety managers stocking PPE for crew deployment.

Key Features

• Film laminate construction at 1.86 oz material weight for lightweight chemical resistance
• Zipper front closure for quick donning and doffing
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles reduce gap exposure at wrists and ankles
• Bias bound seams for added seam strength and durability
• Hazardous Protection Level D rating for general chemical splash environments
• Non-disposable design intended for repeated use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style chemical-resistant coverall suitable for non-cleanroom general industry applications requiring Hazardous Protection Level D garment coverage.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of chemical-resistant coveralls should be performed following site-specific PPE protocols established by a qualified safety officer. Inspect the garment before each use for tears, compromised seams, or zipper damage. Power down or de-energize adjacent equipment as required by site safety procedures before entering a chemical exposure zone. Disposal or decontamination after exposure should follow applicable OSHA and facility hazmat handling guidelines.