BRT2300 ANSELL ALPHATEC 2300 Standard Taped Bound Hooded Coverall Model 111
The Ansell Alphatec 2300 Standard Taped Bound Hooded Coverall, Model 111, is a type of protective clothing designed for use in environments where protection against hazardous materials, particulates, or liquids is required. Here are some key features and details about this coverall:
Key Features:
Material: Typically made from a durable, lightweight fabric that provides protection against particulates and light liquid splashes.
Taped Seams: The taped seams enhance the coverall's ability to prevent the penetration of liquids and particulates.
Hooded Design: The integrated hood provides additional protection for the head and neck area.
Elastic Cuffs: Elastic cuffs at the wrists and ankles help ensure a secure fit and prevent contaminants from entering.
Zipper Closure: A front zipper allows for easy donning and doffing, often with a storm flap for added protection.
Comfortable Fit: Designed to be worn over regular clothing, providing a comfortable fit for extended wear.
Compliance: Meets various industry standards for protective clothing, depending on the specific application (e.g., EN standards for chemical protection).
Applications:
Industrial Settings: Suitable for use in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemical manufacturing, and automotive.
Healthcare: Can be used in healthcare settings for protection against biological hazards.
Cleanrooms: Ideal for use in cleanroom environments where particulate contamination must be minimized.
Standards and Certifications:
EN 13034: For protection against liquid chemicals (Type 6).
EN 13982: For protection against solid particulates (Type 5).
EN 14126: For protection against biological hazards.
Sizing:
Available in a range of sizes to fit different body types.
Usage Tips:
Ensure proper fit to maximize protection.
Follow manufacturer guidelines for donning and doffing to avoid contamination.
Dispose of or decontaminate the coverall according to the specific hazards encountered.
For more detailed information, including specific certifications and sizing charts, it's best to refer to the product datasheet or contact the manufacturer directly.