Kleenguard 38936 Disposable Coveralls Small 25 Pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 38936 is a disposable coverall from the A35 series, designed to provide lightweight liquid and particle protection for workers in industrial, maintenance, and hazardous-material handling environments. Constructed from microporous film-laminated polypropylene material, this coverall offers a barrier against liquid splashes and airborne particles while remaining lightweight enough for extended wear. Key design details include a front zipper closure, serged seams, and elastic cuffs and ankles that help seal out contaminants. Each case contains 25 small-size coveralls. Licensed tradespeople, industrial hygienists, and safety personnel typically specify and deploy this garment type.

The A35 coverall is suited for non-cleanroom industrial applications including spray painting, asbestos abatement support, chemical handling, and general facility maintenance where splash and particulate exposure is a concern. The non-cleanroom ISO classification indicates this garment is appropriate for standard industrial settings rather than semiconductor or pharmaceutical cleanrooms. With zero pockets, the design minimizes particle-shedding surfaces. The white color allows visual detection of contamination during use.

Key Features

• Microporous film-laminated material provides a barrier against liquid splashes and fine particles
• Front zipper closure for fast donning and doffing
• Serged seams reduce edge fraying and maintain garment integrity during use
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles help seal the garment at wrists and ankles
• Meets ANSI/ISEA 101-1996 performance standard for limited-use protective clothing
• Case pack of 25 coveralls supports bulk deployment on job sites

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable single-use protective coverall for non-cleanroom industrial applications requiring liquid splash and particle protection.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of disposable coveralls should follow the facility or job-site hazard control plan and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment requirements. Inspect each garment for tears or closure defects before use. Do not reuse a garment that has been exposed to hazardous materials. Dispose of used coveralls in accordance with local regulations governing the type of contaminant encountered.