Ansell WH20-B-92-107-10 Coveralls 6XL Chemical Resistant

Product Description

The ANSELL WH20-B-92-107-10 is a disposable, chemical-resistant coverall from the Alphatec 2000 Model 107 series. Constructed from microporous polyethylene laminate non-woven fabric weighing 0.54 ounces per square yard, it provides a lightweight barrier against light chemical splashes, particulates, and incidental liquid contact. The 2-way zipper with storm flap allows for quick donning and doffing while maintaining a secure front closure. Sized at 6X-Large, this garment is designed for single-use applications across industrial, maintenance, and service environments where disposable PPE is required by safety protocols.

This coverall is suited for a wide range of light-duty hazardous material handling and contamination-control tasks. Documented applications include clean room preparation and cleaning, body and surface painting with inspection support, production line support and maintenance, plant and machine cleaning and maintenance, and veterinary services. The elastic ankle closures and elastic cuffs with thumb-loops help seal the garment at the extremities, reducing the risk of contaminant ingress during active work.

Key Features

• Microporous polyethylene laminate non-woven construction provides light chemical protection and breathability
• 2-way zipper with storm flap ensures a secure front closure and ease of wear
• Elastic cuffs with thumb-loops help maintain sleeve position and reduce gap at wrists
• Elastic ankle closures seal the leg openings during movement
• Bound seam construction for added integrity at stress points
• Single-use disposable design eliminates decontamination requirements between tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable single-use coverall for light chemical protection applications across industrial, maintenance, production, and veterinary service environments where non-cleanroom-class disposable PPE is required.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned by qualified workers or safety personnel following site-specific PPE protocols. Inspect the coverall for packaging damage or tears before use, and discard any garment that shows signs of compromise. Ensure cuffs, ankles, and the zipper storm flap are properly secured before entering a work area. Dispose of used garments in accordance with applicable local regulations for contaminated or chemical-exposed materials.