Pro-safe KM-CVL-SMS-HE-MED-BLUE Sms Coveralls Medium

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE KM-CVL-SMS-HE-MED-BLUE is a medium-size, chemical-resistant coverall constructed from SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) nonwoven fabric at 1.6 oz material weight. The garment features a front zipper closure, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles for a secure fit that limits exposure points at the wrists and lower legs. Serged seams run throughout the garment to maintain structural integrity during wear. Rated to ISO Class 6 cleanliness standards, these coveralls are suited for controlled environments, chemical handling, and hazardous-material work where skin and clothing protection from light liquid splash and particulates is required. Each package contains 25 units.

These coveralls are intended for use by industrial workers, hazmat responders, painters, chemical plant technicians, and facility maintenance personnel operating in environments where exposure to light chemical splash, dust, or particulates is a concern. The SMS construction offers a balance of barrier protection and breathability, making these coveralls appropriate for moderate-duration tasks in both indoor and outdoor settings. The elastic cuffs and ankles help maintain a seal around gloves and boot covers when used as part of a full personal protective equipment ensemble.

Key Features

• SMS nonwoven fabric at 1.6 oz material weight provides lightweight chemical and particulate barrier
• Front zipper closure for quick donning and doffing
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles reduce gap exposure at wrist and ankle interfaces
• Serged seam construction throughout for durability
• ISO Class 6 rated for use in controlled and cleanroom-adjacent environments
• Packaged 25 units per case for jobsite or facility stock

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective garment for medium-build wearers requiring chemical-resistant coverall coverage in industrial, maintenance, or hazardous-material applications.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA guidelines for chemical protective clothing. Power down or isolate any chemical process before removing contaminated garments. Inspect each coverall for tears or compromised seams before use. Dispose of or launder per applicable safety regulations after exposure to hazardous materials.