Anti-Static/ESD - Overalls

Yes, because there's no separation at the waist, the conductive fibres run uninterrupted, making conduction more reliable.

Yes, for a fully conductive circuit, combine the coverall with ESD safety shoes.

An ordinary coverall covers arms, torso and legs in one piece, so the conductivity runs through completely. An American coverall has a bib with straps and leaves your arms free. It is airier, but you need to wear an antistatic jacket, sweater or polo with it to protect your upper body as well.

Yes, the BizTex disposable coveralls in this collection are antistatically treated. They protect against fine dust and light liquid splashes according to chemical types 5 and 6, and some models also against liquid jets or spray according to type 3 or 4. They are intended for single or short-term use and are thrown away afterwards.

Wash the coverall according to the label and do not use fabric softener, as it can reduce the conductive effect. Flame-resistant coveralls can often be industrially laundered. Check the coverall regularly for tears, wear and contamination with oil or grease, as these adversely affect the protective properties. Replace damaged clothing immediately.