Pip 200-07501 Disposable Bib Apron White Pvc 35x45 in

Product Description

The PIP 200-07501 is a disposable bib apron constructed from PVC (polyvinylchloride) and intended for use in environments where chemical exposure is a primary concern. At 35 x 45 inches, the apron provides full-front coverage from chest to below the knee. The 8.00 mm material thickness delivers a balance of chemical resistance and flexibility, making it practical for extended wear during chemical handling, cleaning, or processing tasks. Licensed tradespeople and industrial workers in plumbing, HVAC service, pool chemical handling, and facility maintenance reach for this type of apron when working with aggressive cleaners, acids, or solvents.

This apron is suited for both light industrial and commercial settings where single-use protective garments are preferred to avoid cross-contamination or the cost of laundering reusable gear. Pool service technicians handling chlorine, acid washing compounds, or algaecides are a common fit, as are plumbers and HVAC techs working with chemical drain treatments or coil-cleaning agents. The disposable design allows for quick removal and disposal after a contaminated task, reducing exposure risk during doffing.

Key Features

• Chemical-resistant PVC construction rated for contact with a broad range of industrial chemicals
• Abrasion-resistant surface holds up against rough surfaces and repeated contact during work tasks
• Puncture-resistant material reduces risk of breakthrough from sharp edges or tools
• Superior flexibility at 8.00 mm thickness allows full range of motion without cracking or stiffening
• Generous 35 x 45 inch coverage area protects torso and upper legs
• Compliant with OSHA 21 CFR 170-199 standards for chemical protective garments

Compatibility

Designed as a single-use chemical-resistant bib apron suitable for general industrial, commercial, and trade service applications where front-body chemical splash protection is required.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of chemical-protective garments should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA guidelines. Inspect the apron for tears, pinholes, or defects before each use. Discard immediately after contact with hazardous chemicals — do not attempt to clean and reuse a disposable garment. Disposal of chemically contaminated PPE may be subject to local hazardous waste regulations.