
Product overview
Cleanroom Suits
White Striped Hoodless Cleanroom Suit
| Construction | Hoodless jacket and trousers |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Conductive polyester |
| Color | White; custom colors by agreement |
| Pattern | Stripe |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL; custom sizes |
| Processing options | Class 1000; general; customized processing |
| Packaging | 50 garments/carton |
| Documentation | Specify required cleanliness and electrostatic test reports with the order |
| Process areas | inspection work; glass products; laboratory work; semiconductor processes; precision electronics; pharmaceutical production; 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 hoodless white striped suit combines a jacket and trousers for teams that manage head coverage separately. Its collar and elastic cuffs provide a defined interface with the rest of the gowning system.
Separate pieces, coordinated coverage
A jacket-and-trousers arrangement lets the wearer select the upper and lower fit independently. At a seated station, check that the jacket overlaps the waistband through the full working movement. A gap at the waist can expose ordinary clothing even when both pieces fit comfortably while standing.
Pair the collar with a suitable hood or cap where hair containment is required. Choose that interface deliberately: this version has no attached hood.
Keep issued sets together
Manage the two pieces as a matched clean set, with clear issue and return procedures. Inspect the collar, cuffs, pockets and closure before reuse. If operators change only one piece, avoid putting a used jacket or trousers into the storage area for clean garments.
For static-sensitive assembly, assess the complete clothing and grounding arrangement under the site's conditions. Fit, fabric condition and laundering history all matter to consistent use.
Garment dimensions, color and gowning details can be customized to the application.