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The PIP 3606/5XL is a disposable protective coverall constructed from PosiWear BA, a proprietary polypropylene-based fabric engineered to resist dry particulates and liquid sprays while maintaining breathability. Sized at 5X-Large per ANSI standards, the coverall features a full-length front zipper for fast donning and doffing, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and serged seams throughout. The material weight is 1.71 ounces per square yard, keeping the garment lightweight for extended wear. This coverall carries ratings under ASTM F1670 and NFPA 99 and is classified as Non-Cleanroom ISO class. It is installed and worn by maintenance workers, industrial technicians, and service professionals operating in environments with splash and particulate exposure.
This coverall is suited for a wide range of industrial and service applications. Primary use environments include petrochemical facilities, refineries, general maintenance operations, construction sites, automotive refinishing, pharmaceutical production environments, and waste management operations. The 5X-Large sizing provides a full range of motion across diverse body types. The elastic cuff and ankle closures help minimize particulate and liquid intrusion at the wrist and leg openings. Coveralls are sold in packages of 25 units, making them practical for facility stocking and fleet-service applications.
Designed as a disposable outer-layer garment for personnel working in petrochemical, refinery, cleaning, maintenance, construction, automotive refinishing, pharmaceutical, and waste management applications where protection against liquid sprays and dry particulates is required.
Disposable coveralls of this type are donned and doffed by the end user and do not require installation by a licensed trade. Inspect the garment for tears or defects before each use. Follow your facility safety program and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment guidelines when selecting, donning, and disposing of this garment. Used coveralls contaminated with hazardous materials must be disposed of in accordance with local regulatory requirements.
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