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The KLEENGUARD 42567 is a disposable full-body coverall designed for liquid and particulate protection in industrial and trade environments. Built from a microporous film laminate fabric under the KleenGuard Select material platform, it provides a breathable yet protective barrier against splashes and airborne particulates. The hooded design features a full-length zipper front closure with elastic wrists and elastic ankles for a secure, contaminant-resistant fit. Rated to ASTM F1670 and NFPA 99 standards, this coverall is sized 4X-Large and sold in cases of 25. It is intended for use by workers in hazard-adjacent environments including HVAC service, plumbing, remediation, and light industrial applications where disposable PPE is required.
This coverall is appropriate for non-cleanroom, non-OSHA-designated hazardous environments where incidental liquid splash and particulate exposure are the primary concerns. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification makes it suitable for general facility maintenance, mechanical room work, and service calls where contamination control and worker protection are both priorities. The serged seam construction reinforces durability across the garment body during active use. Packaged in a quantity of 25 per case, it is well suited for contractors and service companies stocking disposable PPE for field crews.
Designed for general-industry and trade use in non-cleanroom environments where liquid and particulate protection is required. Suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and facility maintenance professionals needing disposable full-body PPE.
Coveralls should be inspected for tears or defects before each use and discarded if integrity is compromised. Don over work clothing in a clean area before entering a contaminated space; remove by rolling outward to contain surface contaminants. Follow applicable site safety protocols and OSHA 29 CFR 1910 PPE requirements for your specific work environment. Dispose of used coveralls in accordance with local regulations, particularly if worn in areas with chemical, biological, or particulate hazards.
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