For a wide range of tasks requiring dependable, full-body protection in Lusaka and Kitwe, our Disposable Non-Woven Polypropylene Coveralls are the ideal solution. These coveralls are designed to provide a lightweight yet effective barrier against non-hazardous dust, dirt, and particles. Furthermore, the non-woven polypropylene (PP) material offers a high degree of breathability and comfort, making these suits suitable for extended use.
With a 60 GSM (grams per square meter) rating, these coveralls strike the perfect balance between protection and flexibility. The material is robust enough for general duty tasks; however, it remains lightweight and comfortable for the wearer. For enhanced safety and a secure fit, each coverall includes a full-body design with an elasticated waist, wrists, and legs. This ensures the suit stays in place while you work.
A key feature is the durable nylon zipper front for easy donning and doffing. In addition, the hood and taped seams further enhance the protective barrier, preventing contaminants from entering the suit. Our non-woven coveralls are a practical and cost-effective solution for medical facilities, laboratories, and maintenance crews. Ultimately, they provide reliable, single-use protection for a variety of applications. Get a quote today and equip your team with a dependable layer of safety.
FAQs
1. What is non-woven polypropylene (PP) material? Non-woven polypropylene (PP) is a lightweight, breathable fabric. Consequently, it provides a strong barrier against dry particles and non-hazardous dirt.
2. What does 60 GSM mean? GSM (Grams per Square Meter) indicates the weight and thickness of the material. A 60 GSM coverall is a great option for general-duty protection. In other words, it balances durability with comfort and breathability.
3. What are the key features for a secure fit? These coveralls feature elasticated wrists, legs, and waist, along with a full hood and a nylon zipper. In fact, these elements are essential for providing a complete, secure barrier.
4. Are these coveralls waterproof? No, these coveralls are not fully waterproof. Instead, they are designed to repel light splashes and provide a barrier against dry particles. However, they are not intended for use in situations with high fluid exposure.