ComfortSafe Disposable Polypropylene Lab Coats, 30 per Case
ComfortSafe disposable lab coats provide a lightweight clothing layer for routine work involving non-hazardous dirt and dust. The polypropylene construction, four-snap front and elastic wrists make them practical for staff and visitors who need temporary garment coverage. A pocket-free design avoids loose items being carried in coat pockets. ASA SKU S1731 contains 30 coats per case.
Key Features
- Lightweight polypropylene construction
- Four-snap front for easy changes
- Elastic wrists for a closer fit
- Pocket-free disposable design
Common Uses and Applications
- Visitor clothing coverage
- Routine non-hazardous inspection tasks
- Light packaging and assembly work
- General facility garment programs
Choosing the Right Coverage
Use this coat where the facility's assessment calls for basic garment coverage rather than a tested liquid or chemical barrier. Elastic wrists help keep sleeves close to the arm, but they do not create a sealed connection to gloves. Close the front snaps before entering the designated work area.
A lab coat leaves parts of the body uncovered. Consider the expected contact area, movement and other required equipment when selecting clothing. For tasks needing different materials or coverage, compare ASA's disposable lab coats before ordering.
OSHA Protective Clothing Requirements
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 requires workplace hazard assessment and selection of properly fitting PPE when hazards require protection. Employers must also train affected employees in use, limitations and care. This is an employer requirement, not OSHA approval or certification of this coat.
Protection Limits
No verified liquid-barrier, bloodborne-pathogen, chemical-permeation or flame-resistance rating is provided for this listing. Do not select it as an isolation gown, chemical splash garment or flame-resistant coat without documentation establishing suitability for the specific exposure.
The term lab coat describes the garment style; it does not establish medical suitability, sterility or cleanroom classification. Facility procedures and documented performance requirements determine whether a garment belongs in a particular work area.
Sizing, Replacement and Ordering
Plan stock by size and expected garment changes rather than headcount alone. Keep unused coats in their packaging until needed, and store them away from dirt and moisture so replacement garments remain clean and ready for staff use.
Select enough room over normal clothing to reach, bend and fasten the coat without pulling at seams or snaps. Check sleeve coverage during movement. Sizes run from M through 4XL; choose the required size before adding cases to your order.
Inspect each coat before use. Replace it when torn, visibly soiled or otherwise unsuitable for the task. Follow the facility's removal and disposal procedures, accounting for any material deposited on the garment during work.
FAQ
- How many coats come in a case? Each case contains 30 disposable coats.
- Does this coat have pockets? No. S1731 has a pocket-free design.
- Are the wrists elastic? Yes. The sleeves have elastic wrists.
- Is a manufacturer datasheet available? Suppliers vary; no matching manufacturer datasheet is currently verified.
