Disposable Suits

Disposable coveralls keep workwear and skin clean during dusty, dirty or splash-prone tasks and are discarded after use. That removes laundry logistics and stops contamination from being carried out of the work zone into break rooms, vehicles or other parts of the site.

The range runs from a lightweight 40 g/m² PP non-woven coverall and a three-layer 55 g/m² SMS coverall up to certified Type 5/6 coveralls to EN 13034. Hood and zip are specified for the PP coveralls and the SMS Type 5/6 coverall; the models differ in material, barrier performance, cuffs and colour. A blue PP coverall makes it easy to identify visitors or contractors at a glance.

Typical applications

• Painting, sanding and refurbishment work with dust and paint mist
• Maintenance and servicing in production and the trades
• Site tours and contractor visits where colour coding is used
• Laboratories and controlled environments that require clean outer garments
• Tasks with limited splash exposure where a Type 5/6 coverall is specified

What to look for when buying

Start with the hazard. For dirt and coarse dust a PP coverall is sufficient; for liquids and fine particles SMS is the more robust choice. If your risk assessment calls for Type 5/6 protection, choose a model carrying that certification and check the standards listed for it.

Also look at the size range (S to XXXL or M to XXXL depending on the model) and at the pack size of 25 or 50 pieces per carton. Elasticated cuffs at the wrists, ankles and waist improve the fit when staff work overhead or crouch for long periods.

Frequently asked questions