Kleenguard 41497 Disposable Coveralls 4XL 25-pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 41497 is a disposable coverall from the A45 series, designed for liquid and particle protection in surface prep, painting, and general industrial applications. Built from microporous film laminate, the coverall provides a water-resistant barrier without relying on chemical treatment. The front zipper closure seals quickly, while elastic wrists and ankles create a snug fit that limits particulate ingress at the extremities. Serged seams add durability along stress points. Each case contains 25 garments in size 4X-Large, making it practical for crew-level deployment on job sites where single-use PPE is required.

This coverall is suited for residential and commercial applications where workers need protection from liquid splash, fine particles, dust, and surface-prep debris. Typical use cases include spray painting, sanding, insulation installation, remediation prep, and general maintenance tasks where contamination control or worker protection from nuisance-level particulates is the priority. The non-cleanroom ISO classification means this garment is appropriate for standard industrial and construction environments rather than controlled cleanroom settings.

Key Features

• Microporous film laminate construction provides water-resistant liquid and particle barrier
• Front zipper closure with water-resistant zipper for fast donning and doffing
• Elastic wrists and ankles reduce gap exposure at cuffs and ankles
• Serged seam construction for added seam integrity during use
• White color for easy visual contamination inspection
• 25 garments per case for efficient crew-level stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a single-use protective coverall for non-hazardous liquid and particle exposure environments. Meets NFPA 99 standards. Rated for non-cleanroom ISO class environments.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of disposable coveralls should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA guidelines for personal protective equipment. Inspect the garment for tears or defects before each use. Do not reuse after exposure to contaminants. Disposal should comply with local regulations based on the materials or substances encountered during use.