Kleenguard 09830 Disposable Lab Coat Universal 25 Pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 09830 is a disposable protective lab coat designed for light industrial, laboratory, and controlled-environment applications where liquid splash and particulate exposure are concerns. Made from polyethylene with a polypropylene component, this smock-style garment offers a universal fit with elastic cuffs and tie closure. It ships in a case of 25 coats, making it practical for facilities managing regular garment changes. No pockets are included, keeping the design simple and focused on protective coverage. This coat is rated for non-cleanroom use and is appropriate for service and assembly environments that require a basic barrier garment without ISO cleanroom classification requirements.

This lab coat suits technicians, assemblers, and service personnel working in non-cleanroom industrial and laboratory settings. The universal size accommodates a wide range of workers without the need for size sorting. Elastic cuffs help seal the sleeve opening against incidental contact, and the tie closure allows quick donning and removal. At 25 units per package, this item fits well into safety supply programs for facilities, maintenance shops, and light manufacturing environments where disposable garment programs are standard practice.

Key Features

• Smock-style garment construction for full front coverage
• Polyethylene material provides a barrier against liquid splash and particulates
• Elastic cuffs help secure sleeve openings during tasks
• Tie closure allows quick and easy donning and removal
• Universal sizing reduces inventory complexity for multi-worker environments
• Rated for non-cleanroom use, suitable for general industrial and lab settings
• 25 coats per package supports bulk disposable garment programs

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable barrier garment for general non-cleanroom laboratory and light industrial use where single-use protective smocks are required.

Installation Notes

Disposable lab coats require no tools for donning. Inspect each garment for tears or defects before use. Follow your facility's personal protective equipment program and applicable OSHA general industry standards for proper selection and use of protective clothing. Dispose of used garments in accordance with facility waste disposal procedures, particularly when contamination with hazardous materials is possible.