Cold Storage & Refrigerated Warehouse Workwear for Extreme Subzero Environments
The high-vis insulated coveralls combine cold-weather coverage with bright fabric and 2-inch 3M reflective tape. Sold by ASA as SKU S501HV, these freezer coveralls are available in yellow or orange for cold-storage, refrigerated warehouse and winter work.
ASA lists a −50°F (approximately −46°C) comfort rating. Actual warmth depends on activity, exposure duration, layering, wind, moisture and individual cold tolerance. Treat this as a comfort guideline, not a guarantee that every worker can remain safely at that temperature.
Quick Buying Details
Key Features
- Insulated one-piece coverage
- 2-inch 3M reflective tape
- Thigh-high brass leg zippers
- Snap-over leg storm flaps
- Elastic waist
- Concealed snaps for an optional hood
Applications & Use
- Cold-storage and freezer warehouses
- Meat, poultry and seafood processing
- Cold-chain logistics and distribution
- Refrigerated transportation and docks
- Frozen-goods manufacturing
- Freezer inventory and order picking
- Perishable agricultural goods handling
Fit, Coverage and Workwear Selection
Choose a size that accommodates normal base layers without compressing the insulation. Check the Size Chart, then assess movement when bending, reaching and sitting. The elastic waist helps manage fit, and thigh-high leg openings assist with changing.
The manufacturer describes a pile or nylon collar and an optional hood attached using concealed snaps. This listing should not be read as including an integrated hood. Confirm the collar and compatible hood needed for your order.
For food-processing or refrigerated production areas, confirm facility sanitation and uniform requirements. These insulated coveralls are workwear, not a verified chemical-splash or biological barrier. Follow the care label and inspect the closures, fabric and reflective tape before use.
Manufacturer-Listed Visibility Standard
Keep reflective areas clean and uncovered. Reflective tape needs incident light and does not guarantee visibility in darkness or replace vehicle separation and other site controls.
OSHA Cold-Work Guidance
OSHA cold-stress guidance recommends suitable clothing, training, worker monitoring and warm, dry recovery breaks. OSHA has no specific cold-environment standard, but employers must address recognized serious cold hazards.
Complete the clothing system with suitable gloves, footwear and headwear. No verified EN 342 certification, flame-resistant rating or arc rating is provided for this model.
FAQ
- What visibility class does the manufacturer list? ANSI Class 3 compliance for 501HV. Check the garment label for the edition and type.
- Does it include a hood? The manufacturer lists an optional hood with concealed attachment snaps.
- What colors are available? ASA offers hi-vis yellow.
- Can these be worn in food-processing facilities? Confirm the facility’s sanitation, uniform and task-specific requirements before use.
