Disposable Coverall (Protective Coverall Suit)
A one-piece disposable protective coverall in five builds (SF, SMS, PP, PP+PE, PP with hood and boots) and five colors.
Key takeaways
- Five builds, from light PP to SF microporous laminate with hood, zipper and taped seams (Model A).
- Model E adds a hood, zipper and attached boots; colors are white, green, blue, pink and yellow.
- Protection types such as EN 14126 or Type 5/6 are quoted only with a valid certificate for the build you order.
This disposable coverall is a one-piece protective suit offered in five builds, from lightweight PP for visitors and clean areas to SF microporous film laminate with hood, zipper and taped seams. Colors are white, green, blue, pink and yellow, so sites can color-code zones or staff groups. HOPE Medical configures size, packing and sterile or non-sterile supply per order.
Key Features
- Model A: SF microporous laminate, hood and zipper, taped seams
- Model B: SMS (spun-bond / melt-blown / spun-bond)
- Model C: PP spun-bond, the lightweight option
- Model D: PP+PE, polypropylene with PE film lamination
- Model E: PP with hood, zipper and attached boots
Applications
Hospital isolation areas, laboratories, clean rooms, food processing, veterinary and farm biosecurity, and industrial dust control. Choose the build by exposure: PP for dust and light soiling, SMS or PP+PE where more barrier is needed, and SF with taped seams where your site requires a tested protective coverall. For patient-care gowns, see isolation gowns.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Build (A to E), fabric weight and color
- Size range
- Hood, boots, cuff and ankle finish
- Protection type your tender names, for example EN 14126 or Type 5/6
- Sterile or non-sterile packing, carton count and destination
Technical and purchasing information
A one-piece disposable protective coverall in five builds (SF, SMS, PP, PP+PE, PP with hood and boots) and five colors. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Model A
- SF microporous film laminate, hood and zipper, taped seams
- Model B
- SMS
- Model C
- PP
- Model D
- PP+PE
- Model E
- PP, hood, zipper and boots
- Colors
- White, green, blue, pink, yellow
- Sterile / non-sterile packing
- Configured per order
- Private label / OEM
- Packaging artwork and private-label proofs approved before production
Application and configuration
Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.
Packaging and OEM
Private-label packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.
Quality and documentation
Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Disposable Coverall (Protective Coverall Suit).
What does Type 5/6 mean on a coverall?
Type 5 and Type 6 are European chemical protective clothing classes. Type 5 covers protection against airborne dry particles (EN ISO 13982-1) and Type 6 covers limited protection against light liquid splashes (EN 13034). A coverall may only be sold as Type 5/6 with a valid EU type-examination certificate; the documents for this coverall are confirmed with the quotation.
Coverall vs overall: what is the difference?
In US usage, overalls are usually bib-and-brace trousers, while a coverall is a full one-piece suit covering the arms, legs and body, often with a hood. In PPE purchasing, disposable coverall means the one-piece suit shown here.
Do disposable coveralls come with a hood and boots?
Some builds do. Model A has a hood and zipper, and Model E has a hood, zipper and attached boots. Models B, C and D are listed by fabric; hood and cuff options for them are confirmed with the quotation.
Which coverall fabric should I choose?
PP is light and economical for dust and visitors. SMS adds a melt-blown layer for a breathable barrier. PP+PE adds a PE film layer for fluid resistance. SF microporous laminate with taped seams is the build for higher-protection tasks. Match the fabric to the tested protection your site requires.
Request the technical datasheet
Include your destination market, target quantity and preferred packaging.