Kleenguard 44302 Chemical-resistant Coverall White 25 Pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 44302 is a film laminate chemical-resistant coverall designed for general-purpose industrial and trade applications where liquid splash and light chemical exposure are primary hazards. Constructed from film laminate material in a white colorway, this coverall features a zipper front closure for fast donning and doffing, open cuffs, and open ankles for compatibility with gloves and boot covers. Sized for medium builds, it provides full-body coverage without the bulk of heavier reusable suits. Sold in a package of 25 units, the 44302 is suited for facilities purchasing in volume for ongoing operations or job-site deployment.

This coverall is appropriate for light industrial environments, maintenance operations, painting, janitorial services, and similar general-purpose tasks where workers face incidental liquid splash or particulate exposure. The non-cleanroom ISO classification means it is intended for standard facility use rather than semiconductor or pharmaceutical cleanroom environments. The white coloring allows for easy visual inspection for contamination. Facilities managers, safety coordinators, and trade supervisors typically stock this item for crew-level PPE programs.

Key Features

• Film laminate construction provides resistance to liquid splash and light chemical contact
• Zipper front closure for quick entry and exit
• Open cuff and open ankle design compatible with gloves and boot covers
• White coloring allows visible contamination detection
• Meets ANSI/ISEA 101-1996 standard for limited-use and disposable garments
• Packaged in quantities of 25 for volume facility and jobsite use

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose industrial and maintenance applications requiring light chemical splash protection. Sized for medium builds. Non-cleanroom rated and not intended for ISO-classified cleanroom environments.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of chemical-resistant coveralls should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 or employer safety program requirements. Inspect each garment prior to use for tears, pinholes, or zipper defects that could compromise protection. Pair open cuffs and open ankles with appropriate gloves and boot covers to maintain full-body coverage. Dispose of or decontaminate garments according to local regulations based on the specific chemical or hazard encountered.