ComfortSafe Disposable Coverall Open Wrist
Open-wrist and ankle disposable coveralls provide a lightweight clothing cover for general housekeeping, packaging and other tasks involving nonhazardous dirt. The listed construction uses spunbond polypropylene with a full front zipper. Wear the coverall over work clothes when your facility permits this type of disposable garment.
The open wrists have no elastic, leaving room for hand movement and separate gloves when required. This design is useful for routine clothing coverage, but the loose sleeve openings do not form a seal. Choose protective clothing according to the actual exposure rather than the appearance of the fabric or the amount of body coverage.
Quick Buying Details
Key Features
- Lightweight disposable construction
- Front zipper for dressing and removal
- Open sleeves at the wrists
- Coverage over ordinary work clothing
Common Uses & Applications
- General housekeeping with nonhazardous dirt
- Packaging and light assembly
- Facility-approved food-production support
- Visitor clothing coverage in suitable work areas
Buying Guide: Open Wrist vs. Elastic Wrist Coveralls
Open wrists provide a loose sleeve opening, while elastic wrists gather the sleeve closer to the arm. Elastic can improve sleeve positioning, but it does not establish a liquid-tight seal or a tested particle barrier. Neither wrist style determines the protection level of the complete garment.
If gloves are needed, choose them for the task and follow the appropriate sleeve-and-glove arrangement. Overlapping cuffs alone does not establish chemical protection. Check reach, bending and seated movement with the zipper closed; overly tight clothing can pull at seams or restrict work.
OSHA Selection Requirements and Protection Limits
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132(d) requires employers to assess workplace hazards and select suitable, properly fitting PPE when protection is needed. This requirement does not certify this coverall.
No verified chemical-splash, biological-barrier, flame-resistant or hazardous-dust rating is established for CA2414. Do not rely on it for spray painting, chemical handling or infectious-material exposure. Cleanroom suitability and low-lint performance also require supporting documentation and facility approval.
Use and Disposal
Inspect the fabric, zipper and seams before use. Replace torn or damaged garments and follow workplace procedures for removal and disposal. Keep unused coveralls clean and dry. Use the Size Chart tab as a fitting guide alongside the available size options.
FAQ
- Is this a hazmat suit? No verified hazardous-material protection is established.
- Is it waterproof? No waterproof or liquid-barrier rating is documented.
- Can it be worn with gloves? Yes, when selected for the task; glove overlap does not create a certified seal.
- Does it have elastic wrists? No. The wrists are open.
- Is it approved for cleanrooms? No cleanroom classification is documented for this item.
- Can it replace other required PPE? No. Select each protective item according to the workplace hazard assessment.
