Ansell WH20-B92-103-05 Chemical-resistant Coverall Xl

Product Description

The ANSELL WH20-B92-103-05 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall from the Series 68-2000 line, designed for workers operating in environments requiring Level D hazardous protection. Constructed from film laminate material weighing 1.86 oz, this full-body garment delivers a barrier against chemical splashes and general-purpose hazards. It features a zipper front closure with a storm flap, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles for a secure, sealed fit. Safety professionals, industrial hygienists, and hazmat crews select this coverall for routine chemical handling tasks where splash and particulate protection are required without the need for air-supplied or Level C respiratory gear.

This coverall is suited for industrial, chemical processing, and environmental remediation applications where Level D protection is the required standard. The X-Large sizing accommodates a broad range of workers. The bias-bound seam construction adds durability and reduces the risk of seam failure during extended wear. Collar and storm flap details help minimize exposure at the neckline and zipper area. This garment is a general-purpose option for non-cleanroom environments where reusability is preferred over single-use disposable alternatives.

Key Features

• Level D hazardous protection rating for chemical splash and general-purpose hazard environments
• Film laminate construction at 1.86 oz material weight for chemical resistance with manageable weight
• Zipper closure with storm flap for added protection at the front opening
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles provide a snug seal at wrists and ankles
• Bias-bound seam construction for enhanced seam integrity and durability
• Non-disposable design supports repeated use in appropriate environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement-grade chemical-resistant coverall for non-cleanroom industrial and hazmat applications requiring OSHA Level D protection.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and doffed by industrial safety personnel or the wearer following established site PPE protocols. Always inspect the coverall for tears, zipper damage, or seam failures before each use. Doffing should follow site decontamination procedures to avoid secondary contamination. Consult applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 guidelines and your site safety plan for proper PPE selection and use requirements.