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The ANSELL YY23-B-92-103-07 is a disposable, chemical resistant coverall designed for single-use protection in industrial, maintenance, and light chemical handling environments. Constructed from polyethylene-coated bicomponent polypropylene/polyethylene non-woven fabric with a material weight of 0.2569 ounces per square yard, this coverall provides a barrier against inorganic liquid chemicals while remaining lightweight for extended wear. The 2-way zipper with storm flap closure allows for quick donning and doffing. Elastic cuffs and ankle closures provide a secure fit and reduce the risk of particulate or liquid ingress at the wrist and ankle. Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, painters, and plant maintenance crews install or wear this garment when contamination control or chemical splash protection is required.
The YY23-B-92-103-07 is sized 3X-Large and is part of the Alphatec 2300 Model 103 series. It is suited for a wide range of applications including body painting and surface inspection, production line support and maintenance, cleaning of plant and machines, machine maintenance operations, and veterinary services. The bound seam construction helps maintain garment integrity during typical maintenance tasks. It is rated for non-cleanroom ISO class environments, making it appropriate for general industrial and commercial settings rather than controlled cleanroom applications.
Part of the Alphatec 2300 Model 103 series. Designed for non-cleanroom industrial applications including paint booths, plant maintenance, production line support, machine cleaning, and veterinary services where inorganic liquid chemical splash protection is required.
Inspect the coverall for damage before each use. Power down or lock out equipment as required by site safety procedures before donning PPE for maintenance tasks. Dispose of the garment according to local regulations after use, particularly if it has contacted hazardous materials. Consult applicable OSHA standards and site-specific safety data sheets to confirm this garment meets the required protection level for the task.
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