Laboratory Research Equipment
Shop Chemsplash disposable coveralls across Type 3, Type 4, Type 5 and Type 6 protection levels, including breathable SMS, microporous, anti-static, biological-hazard and limited-flame-spread options.
The garment Type, material, seams and additional standards all matter. Use the product declaration of conformity and manufacturer instructions to confirm the complete specification.
Breathable SMS options for specified hazardous-particle and limited-liquid-splash applications, with elasticated closures and covered zip designs.
Microporous protective coveralls carrying biological-hazard suffixes for use where the risk assessment specifies the relevant garment certification.
The Jet Spray 88 range provides a higher liquid-tight and spray-tight garment classification than standard Type 5/6 coveralls.
Style 2503 combines breathable SMS construction with anti-static performance. The complete electrostatic-control system and grounding requirements must also be assessed.
Style 2513 is a Type 5/6 SMS coverall with limited-flame-spread performance. Confirm its intended use, limitations and required undergarments.
Compare fabric weight, breathability, hood design, cuffs, ankles, zip flap, seams and size range alongside the required protection level.
A Type number does not describe every performance characteristic. Check the complete garment specification against the assessed exposure.
| Classification | General garment performance | Products in this range |
|---|---|---|
| Type 5 | Protective clothing against airborne solid particulates under the applicable standard | 2503, 2510, 2513, 2544 |
| Type 6 | Limited protective performance against light liquid spray or splash under the applicable standard | 2503, 2510, 2513, 2544 |
| Type 5B / 6B | Type 5 or 6 garment carrying the specified biological-hazard protection suffix | 2511, 2518, 2792 |
| Type 4B | Spray-tight protective clothing with the stated biological-hazard classification | 2727 |
| Type 3B | Liquid-tight protective clothing with the stated biological-hazard classification | 2727 |
| Anti-static | Additional electrostatic-dissipative garment performance; use as part of a suitable grounded system | 2503 |
| Limited flame spread | Index 1 garment performance with important limitations; not automatically standalone heat or arc protection | 2513 |
Applications alone do not determine suitability. These environments illustrate the questions that should be addressed by the risk assessment.
Consider particle shedding, biological exposure, cleanliness, compatible gloves and footwear, and controlled donning procedures.
Assess hazardous dust, debris, light splashes, abrasion, movement, heat stress and the duration of the task.
Confirm the liquid chemical, spray pressure, concentration, permeation data, seams and respiratory or face protection.
Review biological risks, cross-area movement, single-use procedures, safe removal and the approved disposal route.
Providing the required Type, product code and sizes helps us identify the correct listing and case configuration.
Include the required Type, additional standards, colour and any fabric or seam requirement.
Provide quantities by size and allow for clothing worn underneath without compromising fit or movement.
Confirm the number of cases or garments required and whether you need a formal or scheduled-supply quotation.
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Visit Aston Pharma →Type 5 relates to protective clothing against airborne solid particulates, while Type 6 provides limited performance against light liquid spray or splash. A garment may carry both classifications, but suitability still depends on the specific substance, task and complete risk assessment.
The B suffix indicates the garment carries specified protection relating to biological hazards. Check the exact certification, test information and limitations because the suffix does not mean the garment is suitable for every biological exposure.
These products are intended for single-use unless the manufacturer expressly states otherwise. Do not reuse a contaminated, damaged or previously worn disposable garment. Follow the workplace removal and disposal procedure.
No single garment feature should be considered in isolation. Anti-static clothing must be selected and used as part of an appropriate electrostatic-control system, including suitable footwear, grounding, environmental conditions and workplace procedures.
Style 2513 carries limited-flame-spread performance with important use limitations. It should not automatically be treated as standalone protection against heat, flame or electric arc. Follow its instructions and the risk assessment, including any required flame-resistant clothing underneath.
Use the current manufacturer size chart and account for clothing worn underneath. The wearer must be able to move, bend and work without overstressing seams or opening gaps around the hood, cuffs, ankles or zip.
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