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The ANSELL WH20-B92-103-04 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall from the Series 68-2000 line, designed for use in Level D hazardous environments. Constructed from a film laminate material weighing 1.86 oz per square yard, the coverall provides a lightweight but durable barrier against a range of chemical splashes and general-purpose industrial hazards. The zipper front closure is protected by an integrated storm flap, and both the cuffs and ankles use elastic closures for a secure, snug fit. A bound bias seam construction adds durability at stress points. This garment is sized Large and is intended for installation or donning by industrial workers, chemical handling personnel, and safety-qualified tradespeople working in environments requiring Level D personal protective equipment.
This coverall suits a wide range of industrial, chemical processing, and general-purpose hazardous-duty applications where Level D splash and particulate protection is required. The white film laminate construction makes contamination visible during inspection. The collar and storm flap add an extra layer of coverage at the neckline and zipper zone. Suitable for non-cleanroom environments, this garment is appropriate for plant maintenance crews, environmental remediation workers, and industrial service technicians. It is supplied in a package quantity of 25 units, making it practical for site-level restocking and safety program management.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard stocking unit for industrial safety programs requiring Level D, non-cleanroom chemical-resistant coveralls in a Large size.
Donning and doffing of chemical-resistant coveralls should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 or employer safety program requirements. Inspect each garment for tears, compromised seams, or closure defects before use. Remove contaminated coveralls in a controlled doffing area to avoid secondary exposure. Non-disposable garments should be decontaminated, inspected, and recertified per the manufacturer or site safety officer guidance before reuse.
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