Kleenguard 67322 Disposable Lab Coat 2XL 50 Pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 67322 is a disposable, chemical-resistant lab coat designed for use in laboratory, industrial, and light manufacturing environments. Constructed from 45 gsm spunbond polypropylene, the coat is lightweight and highly breathable, allowing moisture to escape during extended wear. A 4-snap front closure and elastic cuffs provide a secure fit and reduce exposure at the wrists. The garment is not made with natural rubber latex or silicone, making it suitable for sensitive environments. Each case contains 50 coats in a unisex 2X-Large cut. Installation and use require no tools. Licensed safety professionals, lab supervisors, and facility managers are the typical end users.

The 67322 is intended for single-use applications where protection against non-hazardous particles is required. Common settings include analytical and quality-control labs, cleanrooms, pharmaceutical production floors, and light chemical handling areas. The unisex sizing and standard lab coat silhouette make it a straightforward fit for most facility PPE programs. At 23-inch sleeve length with elastic cuffs, it maintains coverage through a full range of motion. The polypropylene construction is recyclable through the RightCycle program by Kimberly-Clark Professional.

Key Features

• 45 gsm spunbond polypropylene fabric — lightweight with moisture-vapor breathability
• 4-snap front closure for quick donning and doffing
• Elastic cuffs provide a snug wrist seal against non-hazardous particle ingress
• Free of natural rubber latex and silicone
• Recyclable through the RightCycle program, reducing landfill waste
• Meets ANSI/ISEA 101-1996 standard for limited-use and disposable apparel

Compatibility

Designed as a single-use disposable lab coat for general laboratory and light industrial PPE programs requiring non-hazardous particle protection per ANSI/ISEA 101-1996. Part of the KGA10 series.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow facility PPE protocols and applicable OSHA guidelines for personal protective equipment. Inspect each garment for defects before use. For chemical splash environments, verify that polypropylene construction meets site-specific chemical resistance requirements before use. Dispose of or recycle used garments in accordance with local regulations and facility waste-management procedures.