Kleenguard 35619 Lab Coat Sms Medium 30-pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 35619 is a disposable SMS lab coat designed for light-duty contamination control in laboratory, industrial, and light manufacturing environments. Constructed from SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) nonwoven fabric, this coat provides a balance of breathability and particulate barrier protection. The elastic cuff design secures the sleeve at the wrist to help limit exposure, and the hook-and-loop front closure allows for quick donning and doffing. This item ships in a package quantity of 30 coats, sized Medium. It is intended for single-use applications where a clean, consistent barrier garment is required without the cost of laundering reusable garments.

This lab coat is suited for non-cleanroom environments, including general laboratory work, pharmaceutical handling, food processing support, light assembly, and quality control inspection stations. Its non-cleanroom ISO classification means it is appropriate for environments where ISO Class 1 through 8 cleanroom-rated garments are not required. Safety coordinators, lab managers, and facilities personnel typically stock this item for staff who require routine protective outerwear. The 30-unit pack format supports bulk dispensing at entry points, changing stations, or safety supply cabinets.

Key Features

• SMS nonwoven construction provides lightweight particulate barrier with breathable wear comfort
• Elastic cuff style helps seal the sleeve opening at the wrist
• Hook-and-loop front closure enables fast, tool-free donning and removal
• Non-cleanroom rated for use in general lab and light industrial settings
• Sized Medium for standard adult fit
• Sold in a 30-coat package quantity for efficient bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard disposable lab coat for non-cleanroom laboratory and light industrial applications where a general particulate barrier garment is required.

Installation Notes

Disposable lab coats require no tools for donning. Inspect each garment for tears or defects before use and discard any damaged units. Follow facility protocols and applicable OSHA or site-specific PPE guidelines for proper donning sequence, especially when used alongside other protective garments such as gloves or eye protection. Single-use garments should be disposed of according to site waste management procedures after use.