Disposable Coverall category 3 type 5 & 6 NS Series
The NS Series disposable Coverall is the first level of protection for category 3. It offers protection against solid particles (type 5) and low-hazard liquid chemicals in the form of a light spray (liquid aerosols, sprays) or projected at low pressure (type 6). Made of microporous polyethylene (PE), it is lightweight and comfortable to wear.
Single-use category 3 type 5 & 6 coveralls (liquid splash and dust protection)
Particularly suitable for spray paint, insecticide, and pesticide spraying
Made of flexible laminated microporous polyethylene (PE) for comfort
Available in sizes M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL
Excellent quality/price ratio
Additional information
The NS Series disposable Coverall is a hazmat suit with a hood, tuck-in sleeves, thumb loops, 2-piece diamond leggings, and elastic waist, hood, wrist, and ankle closures. Internal 3-thread chain stitch seams reduce the risk of thread "fluffing" for better comfort and mechanical strength.
Ergonomically sized for optimum fit and freedom of movement, the NS Series disposable Coverall provides a good seal against splashes of water-based chemicals and low pressure. It complies with the standards and regulations for chemical suits:
EN 340: 2002: Protective clothing, general requirements
EN 13982: 2004: Protection against dangerous dry particles (type 5)
EN 13034: 2004: Protection against reduced spraying of liquid chemicals (type 6)
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