Clean Room Coverall

Description

A cleanroom coverall, also known as a cleanroom jumpsuit or cleanroom suit, is a specialized garment worn by personnel working in cleanroom environments. Cleanrooms are controlled environments with low levels of airborne particles, such as dust, microbes, and aerosol particles, to ensure product quality and prevent contamination in industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, electronics, and aerospace. Cleanroom coveralls play a crucial role in maintaining cleanliness and protecting both the wearer and the sensitive products or processes within the cleanroom.

1. Material and Construction:

• Cleanroom coveralls are typically made from synthetic materials such as polyester or a blend of polyester and other fibers.
• The fabric used is non-linting, non-shedding, and low-particulate to minimize the risk of contamination.
• Seams are often stitched and then sealed with heat or adhesive tape to prevent particle release.
• Some coveralls may feature elastic cuffs or ankles to provide a secure fit and prevent contaminants from entering the garment.

2. Design and Features:

• Full-body coverage: Cleanroom coveralls are designed to cover the entire body, including arms, legs, torso, and sometimes the head.
• Zipper closure: Most coveralls feature a front zipper closure for easy donning and doffing.
• Hood and booties: Some coveralls include an integrated hood and booties to provide additional protection for the head and feet. Alternatively, separate hoods and booties may be worn with the coverall.
• Snug fit: Cleanroom coveralls are typically designed to fit snugly to the body to minimize the risk of particle release and prevent contamination.

We can supply Disposables and Washable Coveralls upon your request.