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The ANSELL YY23-B-92-103-09 is a disposable, full-body chemical resistant coverall designed for industrial and maintenance environments where protection from inorganic liquid chemicals is required. Constructed from polyethylene on bicomponent polypropylene/polyethylene non-woven fabric at 0.52 ounces per square yard, the garment balances lightweight wear with reliable barrier performance. A 2-way zipper with storm flap closure allows easy donning and doffing while maintaining front-panel protection. Elastic cuffs and elastic ankle closures provide a secure fit to minimize contaminant ingress at the extremities. Bound seam construction adds durability at stress points. Available in 5X-Large, this coverall is sized to accommodate a full range of technicians and field personnel.
This coverall is suited for a wide range of applications including production line support and maintenance, plant and machine cleaning, surface inspection, body painting and paint prep operations, and veterinary services. It is rated for use in non-cleanroom environments. Typical end users include maintenance technicians, janitorial and facilities staff, and service professionals who require single-use chemical splash protection without the overhead of reusable garment laundering programs. Each case contains 25 individual coveralls.
The ANSELL YY23-B-92-103-09 belongs to the Alphatec 2300 Model 103 series and is rated for protection against inorganic liquid chemical hazards in non-cleanroom industrial and maintenance settings.
Donning and doffing should follow the garment manufacturer's recommended procedures to avoid contact transfer of hazardous materials. Always inspect the coverall for tears, open seams, or zipper defects before each use. Dispose of the garment in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations governing chemically contaminated PPE. Consult your site safety officer or industrial hygienist to confirm this garment meets the specific chemical hazard requirements of your application before use.
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