Kleenguard 46112 Disposable Coveralls Medium Sms Zipper

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 46112 is a disposable protective coverall engineered for workers who need reliable barrier protection against dirt, grime, light splashes, and airborne particles. Built from SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond) material under the KleenGuard A30 series, this garment features a breathable Microforce Barrier fabric weighing 1.15 oz per square yard. The zipper front closure, elastic wrists, elastic ankles, and serged seams provide a secure, close fit that minimizes contamination entry points. Safety managers, industrial hygienists, and trade workers specify this coverall for light-hazard environments where a full-body disposable garment is required.

The 46112 coverall is suited for maintenance, painting prep, light chemical handling, and general industrial applications where splash and particle exposure is present but full chemical or hazardous-material protection is not required. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification makes it appropriate for standard industrial and light manufacturing environments. Each case contains 25 coveralls in white. The garment is rated to NFPA 99 standards and carries a Non-Hazardous Protection designation, making it a practical choice for facilities requiring documented PPE compliance without escalating to higher-tier hazmat apparel.

Key Features

• SMS Microforce Barrier fabric at 1.15 oz provides breathable splash and particle protection
• Zipper front closure for quick donning and doffing
• Elastic wrists and elastic ankles create a close seal at extremities
• Serged seams for added durability at stress points
• NFPA 99 compliant and rated Non-Hazardous Protection
• 25 coveralls per case, no hood noted in specification attributes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style disposable coverall for light industrial, maintenance, and general-purpose applications requiring splash and particle protection at ISO Non-Cleanroom classification levels.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of disposable coveralls should follow facility PPE procedures and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 personal protective equipment guidelines. Power down or isolate any energized equipment before entering work areas where this garment is required. Inspect the coverall for tears or compromised seams before each use and discard immediately if the garment is breached. Disposal should comply with local regulations for contaminated or single-use PPE.