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The ANSELL YY23-B92-111-07 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall designed for workers who require durable, full-body protection in hazardous environments. Constructed from film laminate material weighing 1.92 ounces per square yard, this garment provides a barrier against chemical splash, radioactive particulates per EN 1073-2, and blood-borne pathogens. The double zipper with storm flap closure, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles deliver a secure fit that limits exposure at vulnerable entry points. Anti-static properties further extend its use into environments where electrostatic discharge is a concern. Available in size 3X-Large and high-visibility yellow, this coverall is suited for industrial, remediation, and emergency response applications.
This coverall is appropriate for residential and commercial environments where chemical exposure, biohazard contact, or radioactive particulate contamination is a risk. Typical install and use scenarios include hazmat response, industrial chemical handling, remediation work, and facilities maintenance in regulated environments. The high-visibility yellow color supports site safety requirements. Bound seams reinforce the garment at stress points, extending service life in physically demanding work. Licensed tradespeople in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general industrial services may use this garment when working in confined or contaminated spaces.
Designed as a general-purpose chemical-resistant coverall within the ANSELL Series Y23B111 line, suitable for hazmat, industrial, and remediation applications requiring EN 1073-2 radioactive particulate protection.
Donning and doffing should follow the facility or site-specific hazmat protocol appropriate to the protection level required. Inspect the garment for tears, open seams, or zipper defects before each use. Do not reuse a garment that has been compromised by chemical contact, puncture, or seam failure. Disposal or decontamination procedures should follow applicable OSHA, EPA, or site safety guidelines for the specific hazard encountered.
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