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In high-risk environments like construction sites, pharmaceutical labs, or asbestos removal zones, keeping contaminants off the skin is a priority. These white PE breathable coveralls provide a full-body barrier for w...
Description and applications
In high-risk environments like construction sites, pharmaceutical labs, or asbestos removal zones, keeping contaminants off the skin is a priority. These white PE breathable coveralls provide a full-body barrier for workers handling powders or performing spray painting tasks. As part of your essential ppe supplies, these suits ensure that fine particulates and liquids are managed effectively during general maintenance or specialised industrial cleaning.
The breathable nature of the material allows air and water vapour to permeate the fabric, which reduces the risk of heat stress during long shifts in demanding conditions. Unlike non-breathable alternatives, this design helps the wearer stay cooler while maintaining a secure seal. The tailored fit is a practical detail that improves overall mobility and dexterity, allowing tradespeople to bend, reach, and manoeuvre through tight spaces without the fabric restricting their movement or snagging on equipment.
These Type 5/6 coveralls are proven to filter 100% of particles >.01 Microns. The product is rated to EN ISO 13688 and is supplied in a pack of 25 units in size XL.
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- Filters 100% of particles >.01 Microns
- Air and water vapour permeable to reduce heat stress risk
- Tailored suit design for improved mobility and dexterity
- Suitable for asbestos work, pharmaceutical, and spray painting
- Rated to EN ISO 13688
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