
Product overview
Cleanroom Suits
Dark Blue Grid Cleanroom Coverall
| Construction | Hooded one-piece coverall |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Conductive polyester |
| Color | Dark blue; custom colors by agreement |
| Pattern | Grid |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL; custom sizes |
| Processing options | General; customized processing |
| Packaging | 50 garments/carton |
| Documentation | Specify required cleanliness and electrostatic test reports with the order |
| Process areas | electronics manufacturing; inspection work; food processing; display panels; precision electronics; biomedical processes |
Class labels describe listed processing options, not an ISO room certification. Suitability depends on qualification of the complete garment ensemble. Larger sizes shown in the size literature require order confirmation.
Garment dimensions, color and gowning details can be customized to the application.
The dark blue grid coverall provides continuous hooded coverage for routine controlled-area work. Its familiar one-piece form suits teams looking for a consistent garment issue and replacement process.
Build a repeatable garment issue process
Keep the approved fabric, closure arrangement and accessory set consistent across orders. Two blue suits can look similar while differing in seam finish, fit or electrical behavior. Evaluate the actual garment construction and document what is required for the workstation.
Organize sizes so that operators can select a correct fit without exchanging worn items in the clean-stock area. A size trial should include the work posture and the layers normally worn underneath.
Look closely at wear points
Elbows, cuffs, knees and closures experience repeated motion. Review these areas during laundering and issue, particularly when an operator reports snagging or restricted movement. Keep used garments in a separate return stream.
Where the process requires measured particle or electrostatic performance, specify the test requirements and cleaning condition as part of garment approval. The suit's dark color and grid pattern are identification features, not a substitute for that evidence.
Garment dimensions, color and gowning details can be customized to the application.