CHEMICAL COVERALL

A chemical coverall, also known as a chemical protective suit or chemical-resistant coverall, is a specialized garment designed to provide full-body protection against chemical hazards. These coveralls are commonly used in industries such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, hazardous material handling, and emergency response. Chemical coveralls are constructed using materials that are resistant to a wide range of chemicals, including corrosive substances, acids, solvents, and toxic gases. The fabrics used can include materials such as neoprene, PVC, Tyvek, or other chemically resistant materials. 

The coveralls are designed to cover the entire body, including the torso, arms, and legs, providing a barrier between the wearer and the hazardous chemicals. They typically feature a one-piece design with long sleeves, full-length pants, and a front closure (e.g., zipper or snap buttons) for easy wearing and removal. Chemical coveralls often include additional features like elastic cuffs, sealed seams, and hoods for enhanced protection. These coveralls are crucial in protecting workers from chemical splashes, spills, and exposure, minimizing the risk of skin contact or inhalation of hazardous substances. By wearing chemical coveralls, workers can work safely in environments where chemical hazards are present.