Disposable coverall

Disposable coveralls and occupational risks

The choice of disposable coveralls depends entirely on the intended use and the professional environment you are going to use them in. Between simple painting work and an asbestos removal suit, fighting a viral pandemic or simply tinkering, the stakes in terms of risks are very different for the professional in intervention. The use of additional equipment such as a mask , protective gloves , etc. are necessary.
Quick reminder of the protection risks on a combination
Risk Category I Single disposable coverall design suitable for minor risk
Risk Category II intermediate disposable coverall design for medium risk
Category III risk involves a complex design for major or even fatal risks.

Disposable coveralls: types and categories in detail

Category III disposable coveralls against major risks

A suit is worn by a professional in order to protect him against one or more external risks and to be thrown away and recycled according to its professional use. The assessment of dangerous phenomena is carried out through their frequency and severity.
Disposable coveralls for professional use classified in category III (3) cover fatal risks or irreversible damage.
Example of asbestos removal operations with equipment in the fight against infectious diseases such as viruses .

Disposable coverall type 6 EN 13034

A type 6 suit in the sense of my standard EN13034 provides limited protection of the disposable suit against liquid chemicals . Suit providing complete or partial protection of the user against liquid chemicals in the form of a light spray (liquid aerosols, sprays) or projected (at low pressure) that are not very dangerous .
Liquid Chemical Protective Clothing - Requirements for Chemical Protective Clothing Providing Limited Protection Against Liquid Chemicals (Type 6 and Type PB(6) Equipment).

Disposable coverall type 5 EN 13982-1

A type 5 suit in accordance with EN 13982-1 provides protection against solid chemicals in the form of an aerosol of solid particles . Equipment providing complete protection of the user against solid chemicals in the form of aerosols of low concentration. Protective clothing for use against solid particles
- Part 1: Performance requirements for chemical protective clothing providing full-body protection against airborne solid particles (type 5 clothing).

Disposable coverall type 4 EN 14605

Type 4 coveralls in accordance with EN 14605 provide protection against liquid chemicals . Equipment providing complete or partial protection of the user against liquid chemicals in the form of a spray.
Protective clothing against liquid chemicals - Performance requirements for clothing with spray-tight connecting elements (Type 4), including clothing items protecting only certain parts of the body (Type PB(4)).

Disposable coverall type 3 EN 14605

Type 3 in the sense of EN 14605 characterises a disposable suit offering protection against liquid chemicals . Suit providing complete or partial protection of the wearer against liquid chemicals in the form of a jet (violent projection of liquid chemical). Protective clothing against liquid chemicals - Performance requirements for clothing with liquid-tight connecting elements (Type 3), including clothing items protecting only certain parts of the body (Type PB (3)).

Disposable coverall type 2 EN 943-1

Suit providing limited protection against gases . Suit providing complete or partial protection of the user against gases.

Disposable coverall type 1 EN 943-1 EN 943-2

Suit providing gas-tight protection. Suit providing complete protection of the user against gases.