KleenGuard™ Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) enables rather than inhibits – providing for safety and productivity for you and your employees. When you’re looking for an economical way to help protect your workers, KleenGuard™ A35 Coveralls for Non-Hazardous Particulate and Light Liquid Splash Protection Protection are an excellent choice. Available in multiple sizes and confiurations, these disposible, lightweight coveralls are made of microporous film-laminated material that helps protect against dry particulates and light splash. KleenGuard™ A35 Coveralls feature a zippered front and come in a variety of sizes and configurations, including open or elastic wrists and ankles, a hood, and non-skid boots (depending on the model). These safety coveralls provide protection during tasks like general industrial manufacturing and maintenance, laboratory work, and painting – and helps protect workers from dust, dirt and light splashes. KleenGuard™ A35 Coveralls meet design minimums in ANSI/ISEA 101-2014 (R2019) sizing standards. 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 KleenGuard™ KGA35 Disposable Coveralls/Case; Non-hazardous Particulate and Liquid Splash Protection; White; 2XL
• Disposible, lightweight coveralls are made of microporous film-laminated material that helps protect against non-hazardous dry particulates and light splash; not made with silicone
• Features a zippered front with various configurations available, including open or elastic wrists and ankles, a hood, and non-skid boots (depending on the model); multiple sizes available
• Provides protection during tasks like general industrial manufacturing and maintenance, laboratory work, painting; helps protect workers from dust, dirt and light splashes
• Eligible for recycling via RightCycle™ (when used in non-hazardous applications as classified by federal, state, and local regulations)