Microporous Disposable Coveralls
ComfortSafe microporous disposable coveralls come in a case of 25 for workplaces that issue disposable outer garments. ASA SKU S5412 features a collar, front zipper, serged seams and elastic at the wrists, ankles and waist. Choose this style when your clothing specification calls for a collared coverall, and confirm its suitability for the actual exposure before assigning it to a task.
Key Features
- One garment covers the torso, arms and legs.
- Front zipper opens for dressing over work clothes.
- Elastic openings help position sleeves and trouser legs.
- Waist elastic gathers the garment around the body.
- Case packaging supports routine clothing supply planning.
Applications
Consider for general housekeeping, facility maintenance and routine material handling where disposable clothing is specified for nonhazardous soil. The workplace assessment must establish whether this garment is appropriate. Chemical handling, infectious materials and hazardous cleanup require documented protection for the specific exposure.
Choose the Size for Working Movement
Select from the sizes shown in the ordering menu. Allow room for the clothing worn underneath, then check the fit while reaching, bending and crouching. The zipper should close without pulling the fabric tight. Sleeves and legs should remain correctly positioned during movement without creating excess material that could catch on equipment.
For crew orders, record each wearer’s size before calculating case quantities. Keep a consistent product reference on purchasing records: ComfortSafe, ASA SKU S5412, selected size and 25 coveralls per case. This helps receiving teams distinguish this collared style from other disposable garments.
When comparing disposable garments, look beyond the fabric name. Collar design, closures, seam construction and coverage all affect selection. If a purchasing specification requires a particular test result, match it to the exact garment before ordering. Check current size options when reordering; a previous order or another ComfortSafe style may have a different range of sizes available for purchase.
Check the Garment Before Use
Inspect the fabric, seam areas, zipper and elastic for visible damage before dressing. Follow the product label and your workplace procedures for wear, removal and disposal. Remove garments in a way that avoids transferring contamination to skin or clothing. Disposal requirements depend on what the garment contacted during use.
Compare ASA’s disposable coveralls for other garment configurations.
FAQ: ComfortSafe Disposable Coveralls
How many coveralls are supplied?
Each case contains 25 disposable coveralls.
Does this style have a collar?
Yes. S5412 has a collar and front zipper.
Are the wrists and ankles elasticated?
Yes. Elastic is also provided at the waist.
Does the coverall provide respiratory protection?
No. Select respiratory equipment separately for identified airborne hazards.