Effective barrier protection with Opsial Optilite
- Liquid chemical splash resistance: You stay safely shielded against light liquid chemical splashes in accordance with EN 13034 standards.
- Certified antistatic properties: Built to meet EN 1149-5, this coverall prevents electrostatic discharge during sensitive operations.
- Water-repellent hooded design: The laminated polypropylene and polyethylene material with hood keeps you dry and protected in wet working conditions.
With the Opsial Optilite disposable coverall, you stay reliably protected during industrial maintenance, spray painting, and cleaning operations. Crafted from a water-repellent polypropylene and polyethylene laminate, this white men's coverall in size xxl shields against light liquid chemical splashes in compliance with en 13034. Certified to en 1149-5, it prevents dangerous electrostatic buildup in sensitive working environments. The integrated hood and sturdy front zip ensure comprehensive full-body coverage, keeping your underlying clothing safe from contaminants.
Product description
Protective disposable coverall, water-repellent and comfortable
- Pleasant fit and wearing comfort
- Water-repellent and good protection against liquids
- Protective coverall with hood made of microporous film laminated on an inner layer of SMS non-woven (65 g/m²)
- Double polyamide zip with self-adhesive protective flap
- Comfortable 3-piece hood
- Elastic trim at waist, wrists and ankles
- Integrated elastic hood
- Antistatic treated
- Thumb loops at the wrists
- Very good tear resistance
- Wide raglan cut at the shoulders for extra wearing comfort
- Without silicone
- Liquid repellent
- Reinforced crotch insert for extra durability
- Colour: white
Fields of application
- Work with aerosols or liquid splashes
- Exposure to oils and greases
- Paint spray booths
- Phytosanitary treatments
- Handling adhesives and solvents
- Cleaning work
- Chemical industry
- Contact with infectious agents
Composition
- 100 % polypropylene laminated with a polyethylene film
Standards