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The ANSELL YY23-B-92-103-06 is a disposable, full-body coverall engineered for chemical splash and particulate protection in industrial and commercial environments. Built from a polyethylene-coated bicomponent polypropylene/polyethylene non-woven fabric, this garment provides a barrier against inorganic liquid chemicals while remaining lightweight at approximately 0.2055 oz per square yard of material. The 2-way zipper with storm flap secures the front closure, while elastic cuffs and elastic ankles deliver a snug seal at the wrists and legs. Sized at 2X-Large, it is intended for single-use application by maintenance technicians, production line workers, and service professionals who require reliable body protection without the overhead of reusable garment laundering.
This coverall fits applications across a broad range of trade and industrial settings. Typical use cases include clean room cleaning and preparation, body painting and surface inspection work, production line support and maintenance, plant and machine cleaning, and veterinary services. The yellow color aids visibility on the job site. Bound seams throughout the garment reduce the risk of seam failure under light chemical contact or physical stress during active use. Each package contains 25 coveralls, making them practical for team-level deployment on larger jobs or recurring maintenance schedules.
The YY23-B-92-103-06 is part of the Alphatec 2300 Model 103 series and is designed for non-cleanroom industrial environments where inorganic liquid chemical splash protection is required.
Coveralls should be inspected for tears or defects before each use and must be discarded after a single use or upon visible contamination. Don the garment before entering the hazard area and ensure elastic cuffs and ankles are properly seated. Follow facility safety protocols and applicable OSHA PPE guidelines when selecting and using chemical protective clothing. Dispose of used coveralls in accordance with local hazardous waste regulations if chemical contamination has occurred.
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