Disposable Protective Medical Coverall

COVID-19 changed something for all of us in many different ways. From the outset Northern Diver were asked to direct of our procurement channels towards the acquisition of protective equipment. Our main focus became sourcing and securing high quality protective coveralls. Type 5/6 coveralls protect the wearer from hazardous substances to prevent contamination by people. It is designed to protect against fine particles (Type 5) and limited liquid splashes or sprays (Type 6). Non-covered areas should be protected by face masks, gloves and boots as illustrated in our photographs.

TYPE 5-B EN ISO 13982-1 :2004+A1 :2010
Protection against airborne solid particulate chemicals and dust.
TYPE 6-B EN 13034 :2005+A1 :2009
Limited protection against a light spray of liquid chemicals.
EN 1073-2:2002
Protective clothing against radioactive particulate contamination.
EN 14126:2003+AC:2004
Protection against biological hazards and infective agents.
EN 1149-5:2008
Protective clothing with antistatic properties.

Sizing
S        84-92cm (chest),       162-170cm (height)
M       92-100cm (chest),      168-176cm (height)
L        100-108cm (chest),    174-182cm (height)
XL      108-116cm (chest),    180-188cm (height)
XXL    116-124cm (chest),    186-194cm (height)

Standards applied:
• EU MDD Directive 93/42/EEC on Medical Devices as a Class 1 Device
• EU Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices as a Class 1 Medical Device, with original implementation date May 2020, without the requirement for Regulation 2020/561 postponing implementation.
• EU PPE Regulation 2016/425. The product is marked as a Class I PPE device and meets all requirements for a Class III PPE device.
• EN1822-4 for biological protection
• EN:149:2001-A1:2009 Dust and biological protection masks
• EN 1073-2 Barrier to radioactive particulates

Features:
• Elasticated hood
• Stitched and over-taped seams 
• Elasticated cuffs and ankles 
• Zipper with self adhesive tape for protection
• Multiple sizes for good fit 
• Comfortable to wear for long periods 

Inspect the coverall before use and do not use if damaged or defective. Dispose of coveralls according to local rules and regulations.