White Coverall w/ Attached Hood & Front Zipper

Suntech™ fabric has been developed by Sunrise Industries as a lower-cost, high performance alternative to Tyvek® for limited use garments.

Strong: Suntech™ fabric is created by spin-bonding polypropylene fibres to create a non-woven material which is then laminated with microporous film and reinforced with a nylon scrim core. This provides an intrinsically strong protective barrier and a material with a high tensile strength.

Protective: Suntech™ fabric provides strong dry particule holdout to protect against airborne chemical particles: substances as small as 2nanometres in size will become trapped in the microporous film laminate. Suntech™ offers excellent barrier protection against non-hazardous liquids and bloodborne pathogens. Non-woven fabrics such as Suntech™ repel dirt better than woven materials.

Attached Hood: The integrated hood on these Suntech™ coveralls is designed to offer a secure fit around a respirator. These coveralls are also available with attached skid-resistant boots for added safety for the wearer.

Wearable: These Suntech™ coveralls have been designed for the maximum flexibility and comfort offered in a limited use garment. The microporous film laminate makes the garment more breathable, increasing both comfort and safety for the wearer as breathable fabric reduces the the risk of heat stress.

Comfortable: These Suntech™ coveralls feature elasticated wrists and ankles (when without attached boots) for a more secure fit and better protection. They also feature a zipper front for easy donning and doffing.

High Visibility: These coveralls are available in white for maximum levels of visibility in a range of environments.

Customise Your Suntech™ SMP127 Coveralls:

• These coveralls are available in sizes SM - XXXXXXL. Please see additional images for sizing chart.
• Available with attached skid-resistant boots.

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.