KleenGuard™ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) enables rather than inhibits – allowing for maximum productivity and safety for you and your employees. KleenGuard™ A40 Liquid and Particle Protection Coveralls feature a breathable, microporous film laminate fabric providing barrier protection against hazardous particulates and aerosols and against low-hazard liquid splash. KleenGuard™ A40 Coveralls pass both ASTM F1670 for blood penetration and ASTM F1671 for blood borne pathogens. ASTM F903 Penetration Testing provides passing results for isocyanate paint (40%) and Potassium Chromate (20%). In addition, KleenGuard™ A40 anti-stat according to NFPA 99. KleenGuard™ A30 Coveralls feature a zippered front and come in a variety of sizes and configurations, including open or elastic wrists and ankles, elastic back, a hood, and non-skid boots (depending on the model). Other styles are also available with a full breathable back for air ventilation and comfort. Human-centric Reflex® design offers excellent fit and freedom of movement, so workers won't need to modify to do their job. In addition, this product is eligible for recycling via RightCycle™ (when used in non-hazardous applications as classified by federal, state, and local regulations). Making the right Personal Protection choice is difficult. Perform with distinction with KleenGuard™ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

• 25 Coveralls/Case; KleenGuard™ A40 Liquid & Particle Protection Coveralls; Zipper Front, Elastic Wrists, Ankles & Hood; White; Reflex Design; Small
• Disposable coveralls designed to protect against hazardous particulates and aerosols and against low-hazard liquid splash
• Feature a zippered front with various configurations available, including open or elastic wrists and ankles, elastic back, a hood, and non-skid boots (depending on the model); multiple sizes available
• Human-centric Reflex® design offers excellent fit and freedom of movement, so workers won't need to modify to do their job
• Eligible for recycling via RightCycle™ (when used in non-hazardous applications as classified by federal, state, and local regulations)