Product overview
Cleanroom Suits
Yellow Grid Cleanroom Coverall with Crotch Zipper
| Construction | Hooded coverall; crotch zipper; fabric face covering |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Conductive polyester |
| Color | Yellow; custom colors by agreement |
| Pattern | Grid, designation 0.25 (unit unspecified) |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL; custom sizes |
| Processing options | Class 100 / 1000; general; customized processing |
| Packaging | 50 garments/carton |
| Documentation | Specify required cleanliness and electrostatic test reports with the order |
| Process areas | semiconductor processes; display panels; optical products; 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 yellow grid coverall uses a crotch-zipper arrangement with a hooded body and fabric face covering. Selection should focus on the opening sequence, wearer mobility and the interfaces needed by the work process.
Evaluate the closure sequence
A crotch zipper changes how the garment is donned and removed. Trial the complete sequence in the changing area so that the outside of the suit is not dragged across the floor or touched unnecessarily. Check that the zipper can be fully closed and that its cover lies flat during normal movement.
The fabric face covering belongs to the garment arrangement. It does not establish respiratory protection; select any required protective equipment separately.
Match mobility to the actual work
Use a fitting trial that includes bending, stepping and seated work. Pulling across the crotch or shoulders indicates insufficient allowance, while excess fabric can interfere with the workstation. Confirm cuff and ankle overlap with the chosen gloves and footwear.
The yellow color and grid pattern make the suit visually distinct within a gowning program. Maintain the same approved construction when replenishing stock, and assess the fabric after the intended cleaning cycle before specifying particle-control or electrical limits.
Garment dimensions, color and gowning details can be customized to the application.