Kleenguard 38939 Disposable Coveralls Xl Zipper 25 Pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 38939 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 a microporous film-laminated polypropylene material, the garment helps block hazardous liquid splashes and airborne particles while remaining breathable enough for extended wear. The zipper front closure allows for quick donning and doffing. Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles provide a secure fit at the wrists and legs to reduce particulate infiltration. Serged seams run throughout the garment for consistent construction. Each case contains 25 coveralls in X-Large.

The 38939 coverall is suited for residential and commercial applications including painting, insulation handling, asbestos abatement prep, chemical handling, and general facility maintenance. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and other tradespeople working in dusty or liquid-splash environments use disposable coveralls to protect clothing and skin during service calls. This garment is rated for non-cleanroom ISO class environments, making it appropriate for typical job-site conditions rather than controlled cleanroom settings. It carries an ANSI/ISEA 101-1996 rating for limited-use protective garments.

Key Features

• Microporous film-laminated polypropylene material provides liquid splash and particle barrier
• Zipper front closure for fast donning and doffing on the job
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles reduce gap exposure at wrists and legs
• Serged seam construction throughout for consistent garment integrity
• Rated to ANSI/ISEA 101-1996 for limited-use protective clothing
• Packaged 25 coveralls per case for easy jobsite stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose disposable protective coverall suitable for non-cleanroom industrial and trade applications requiring liquid splash and particle protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect each coverall for damage before use and discard any garment with tears or compromised seams. Power down or de-energize equipment as required by site safety protocols before donning protective clothing in electrical or mechanical service areas. Follow all applicable OSHA personal protective equipment requirements and site-specific safety plans. Dispose of used coveralls according to local regulations, particularly when contaminated with hazardous materials.