Pip 3606/2XL Disposable Coveralls 2XL Zipper 25 Pack

Product Description

The PIP 3606/2XL is a disposable coverall constructed from PosiWear BA, a proprietary polypropylene-based material engineered to provide a breathable barrier against dry particulates and liquid sprays. Weighing 1.71 ounces per square yard, the fabric balances protection with wearer comfort during extended tasks. The coverall features a full-length front zipper for fast donning and doffing, serged seams for structural integrity, and elastic cuffs and ankles for a secure fit at the extremities. This SKU ships in a package quantity of 25 units. It is intended for use by maintenance crews, industrial service techs, and safety-conscious tradespeople who need single-use body protection on the job.

The 3606/2XL is sized at 2X-Large per ANSI sizing standards, allowing a full range of motion during active work. It is well suited for applications across the petrochemical and refinery sectors, general cleaning and maintenance, construction, automotive refinishing, pharmaceutical environments, and waste management operations. The non-cleanroom ISO classification makes it appropriate for industrial and trade environments where cleanroom protocols are not required.

Key Features

• PosiWear BA material provides breathable protection against dry particulates and liquid sprays
• Full-length front zipper closure for quick donning and doffing
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles seal the garment at wrists and legs
• Serged seam construction adds tear resistance during active wear
• ANSI-sized 2X-Large cut designed for a wide range of motion
• Meets ASTM F1670 and NFPA 99 standards

Compatibility

Designed for single-use disposable coverall applications in industrial, trade, and maintenance environments where liquid spray and dry particulate protection is required at a non-cleanroom ISO classification level.

Installation Notes

Disposable coveralls should be donned before entering the work area and inspected for tears or compromised seams prior to use. Power down or isolate any chemical, particulate, or spray hazard sources before removing the garment after task completion. Follow applicable site safety protocols and OSHA guidelines for personal protective equipment selection, use, and disposal. Discard after a single use and do not attempt to launder or reuse.