Yellow SunShield 100 Coverall with Taped Seams and Attached Hood and Boots

SunShield 100 limited use coveralls from Sunrise Industries have been designed to offer the same functionality and barrier holdout as the DuPont Tychem QC range, but at a lower cost.

Strong: SunShield 100 fabric is created by spin-binding a continuous filament of polypropylene, resulting in a non-woven material with innate barrier protection and a high tensile strength in all directions. This is then coated with a unique polyethylene barrier film to give the material enhanced chemical protection and help it resist abrasions.

Protective: SunShield 100 coveralls offer barrier protection against a range of chemical challenges. They provide excellent dry particulate holdout and reliable protection against chemical and liquid splashes, and are chemically inert.

Taped Seams: These taped seams use heat-sealing to attach strips of SunShield 100 fabric over the sewn edges of material to create a totally impervious seam. This provides strong chemical protection against heavier splashes and gives maximum protection against contamination from infectious fluids. Also known as sealed seams.

Attached hood: These SunShield 100 coveralls feature a respirator-fit hood, allowing the wearer to equip themselves suitably for care of infectious patients.

Attached boots: These coveralls include attached heavy-duty non-slip boots, which provide skid resistance to maximise safety for the wearer.

Easy-to-wear: SunShield 100 coveralls have elasticated wrists for a secure fit. They also feature a storm flap over the front zipper, offering increased protection from contamination.

High visibility: These SunShield 100 coveralls are available in yellow for high visibility, particularly against natural backgrounds.

Customise Your SunShield 100 S5414S Coverall:

• Available in sizes SM - XXXXXL. Please see additional images for sizing chart.

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.