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Contamination of clothing and skin during hazardous tasks creates a significant cleanup burden and safety risk for workers. These white PE breathable coveralls provide a full-body barrier designed for high-risk environments such as asbestos removal, pharmaceutical labs, and construction sites. They act as a primary layer of defence, ensuring that fine particulates and liquid splashes stay off the operator's skin and personal gear.
Managing heat stress is a constant challenge when wearing full-body protection in Australian conditions. The air and water vapour permeable material allows the skin to breathe, which reduces the risk of overheating during long shifts. The tailored suit design is a key functional detail, as it improves mobility and dexterity, allowing workers to bend, reach, and manoeuvre without the fabric binding or restricting movement. When integrated with other ppe supplies like nitrile gloves and safety glasses, these suits provide a comprehensive shield for those handling powders or spray painting.
These Type 5/6 coveralls are rated to EN ISO 13688 and are proven to filter 100% of particles larger than .01 microns. This specific filtration level makes them suitable for environments where microscopic dust and chemical particulates are present.
Features
- Filters 100% of particles >.01 Microns
- Air and water vapour permeable to reduce heat stress risk
- Tailored fit for improved mobility and dexterity
- Rated Type 5/6
- EN ISO 13688 standard
Contamination of clothing and skin during hazardous tasks creates a significant cleanup burden and safety risk for workers. These white PE breathable coveralls provide a full-body barrier designed for high-risk enviro...
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