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The ANSELL YY23-B-92-103-02 is a disposable, chemical resistant coverall designed for single-use protective applications in industrial, maintenance, and service environments. Built from polyethylene on bicomponent polypropylene/polyethylene non-woven fabric, the garment weighs 0.5216 ounces per square yard, providing a lightweight barrier without sacrificing coverage. The 2-way zipper with storm flap seals the front closure against splash and particulate intrusion. Elastic cuffs and elastic ankle closures create a snug fit at the wrists and ankles to limit exposure points. The bound seam construction adds durability at stress points. This coverall is sized Small and comes in high-visibility yellow. Licensed tradespeople, maintenance crews, and service technicians reach for this garment when a task involves inorganic liquid chemical hazards or contamination risk.
This coverall is suited for non-cleanroom environments and covers a wide range of industrial and service applications. Intended use cases include body painting and surface inspection, production line support and maintenance, plant and machine cleaning and maintenance, and veterinary services. The garment is not rated for ISO cleanroom classification. It is packaged in a case quantity of 25 units, making it practical for stocking in a service van, shop, or facility supply room. Installers and service techs working around chemical splash, overspray, or biological contamination will find this a straightforward one-and-done protective layer.
Designed as a single-use protective coverall in the Alphatec 2300 Model 103 series, suitable for non-cleanroom industrial, maintenance, and veterinary service applications where inorganic liquid chemical splash protection is required.
Don and doff this coverall following the facility or employer hazard-communication program and any applicable OSHA PPE requirements. Power down or isolate chemical sources before entering the work area when possible. Inspect the garment for tears or zipper defects before each use. Dispose of the used coverall according to local regulations for chemically contaminated PPE.
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