Disposable - Coveralls

For short-term, dirty, or contamination-sensitive work, such as painting, remediation, or work in the food industry, a disposable coverall is often the most practical choice.

No, disposable coveralls are intended for single use and are discarded after the job, preventing cross-contamination.

For asbestos work, at least a type 5 and type 6 coverall is generally required, as these protect against fine fibres and light splashes. Microporous material is usual. Always combine the coverall with respiratory protection that suits the risk class, such as an FFP3 mask or a heavier system, and follow the rules of the removal plan and your certifying body.

Take the coverall off by rolling it inside out away from you, so the contaminated outside ends up on the inside. Start at the hood and shoulders and work downwards, and keep your gloves on until last. Put the coverall straight into a waste bag. This prevents dust or liquid from still getting onto your skin or clothing.

Yes, as a business customer you can order on account after registering, including larger quantities for recurring use. This makes it easy to keep your stock up for a removal crew, painting company or maintenance department. You register your company via the page register as a business, after which you can place orders on invoice.