Mcr Safety 300BPL Rain Bib Overalls Large Yellow

Product Description

The MCR SAFETY 300BPL is a full-coverage rain bib overall designed for wet-condition work environments where water protection and limited flammability performance are both required. Constructed from a nylon outer shell bonded with PVC, this garment meets ASTM D6413 standards for limited flammability, making it appropriate for job sites with open-flame hazard awareness requirements. At 20.93 ounces of material weight, the shell is substantial enough for sustained outdoor exposure while remaining manageable for all-day wear. Installation trades, utility crews, and field service technicians working in rain or standing water are the primary users of this garment.

The 300BPL is suited for residential and commercial jobsite use wherever weather protection is needed without sacrificing basic safety compliance. The bib-and-suspender design provides torso and leg coverage while keeping the waist unobstructed. Partial elastic suspenders allow for a secure, adjustable fit over work clothing or light layering. The plain-front bib and snap closure keep the design simple and functional for daily field use by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and utility workers operating in wet conditions.

Key Features

• Nylon outer shell with PVC coating for waterproof rain protection
• ASTM D6413 certified for limited flammability performance
• Snap closures at ankles and waist for adjustable fit and easy on/off
• Partial elastic suspenders for secure, hands-free wear over work clothes
• Welt seam construction for enhanced seam durability and water resistance
• Yellow color for increased visibility in low-light or high-traffic work areas

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective garment for trade professionals requiring rain coverage in size Large. No specific model or system compatibility is indicated for this product.

Installation Notes

This garment is worn over standard work clothing and requires no tools for donning. Snap closures at the ankles and waist should be fully secured before beginning work to maintain the waterproof barrier. Inspect all seams and snap fasteners before each use and remove the garment before approaching open-flame sources beyond the rated limited flammability threshold.