Kleenguard 38949 Disposable Coveralls Large 25 Per Case

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 38949 is a disposable full-body coverall from the A35 series, designed to provide protection against hazardous liquid splashes and dry particle contamination such as dust and dirt. Constructed from microporous film-laminated polypropylene material, this coverall delivers a balance of barrier protection and breathability suited for a range of industrial and maintenance environments. The suit includes a full front zipper closure, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and a serged seam construction. Each case contains 25 coveralls. Licensed trades, industrial hygiene personnel, and maintenance technicians working with hazardous liquids or airborne particulates are the primary users of this garment.

The KLEENGUARD 38949 A35 coverall is intended for use in non-cleanroom industrial settings where protection from liquid splashes and dry particles is required. Typical applications include HVAC maintenance, plumbing service work, remediation tasks, painting prep, and general mechanical maintenance where workers risk exposure to dust, debris, or chemical splashes. The garment is sized for Large adults and is supplied in white. Its hood and attached boots provide full-body coverage in environments where contamination control or personal protection is a priority.

Key Features

• Microporous film-laminated material provides a barrier against liquid splashes and dry particle infiltration
• Full front zipper closure for quick donning and doffing
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles create a secure seal at wrists and legs
• Serged seams reduce potential breach points at stitching lines
• Integrated hood and boots for full-body coverage
• 25 coveralls per case; zero pockets to reduce snag and contamination risk

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable protective coverall for non-cleanroom industrial environments meeting ANSI/ISEA 101-1996 standards, suitable for liquid and particle protection applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect each coverall for tears or defects before donning. Remove and dispose of the garment in accordance with applicable local waste disposal regulations for contaminated personal protective equipment. Do not reuse disposable coveralls after exposure to hazardous materials. OSHA PPE requirements and site-specific safety plans should dictate when this garment is required.