3M Protective Coveralls and Apparel
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Explore our range of coveralls and accessories
Working all day in a coverall can get uncomfortable and finding the right level of protection while balancing the need for comfort is not easy. Fortunately, there are options. Whether you’re looking for protective suits, protective apparel, protective clothing or disposable coveralls, you can help protect your workers against hazardous particles, limited liquid splashes, sprays and even jet sprays with 3M Protective Coveralls. Choose from a variety of coveralls with breathable fabrics and comfortable features that are right for you.
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Knowledge Center
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Breathability
Breathability in coveralls, can be a key factor in determining the wearer’s ability to maintain comfort. Watch this video to understand the factors that influence breathability and why it’s important when choosing a coverall.
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Fabric
If the only consideration for designing and selecting protective apparel were protection coveralls would be made with the most protective fabric possible –heavy and non-breathable. However, different applications require different considerations, such as the heat stress, physical demands of the work task and the type of environment in which it is used. These considerations add to the need for different coverall designs and fabrics.
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Seams
Different types of applications can require different types of seams. Watch this video to learn about the different types of seams and why 3M offers more than one type of construction.
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Testing
In terms of Personal Protective Equipment, protection with coveralls normally refers to protecting the skin from the harmful effects of liquid or solid chemicals. Learn about the three Types of coverall generally available for protection against different levels of liquid chemical hazards and the specific chemical tests used.
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Donning
Wearing your protective coverall properly is essential to the performance and protection it can offer, starting with how you put it on (donning) and ending with how you take it off (doffing).
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Doffing
Wearing your protective coverall properly is essential to the performance and protection it can offer, starting with how you put it on (donning) and ending with how you take it off (doffing).
Types of Coveralls
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Peace of mind is important when protecting against blood borne pathogens and chemical jet sprays. Features like taped seams and secure fitting thumb loops help to give you confidence when facing chemical hazards.
View all Chemical Protective Coveralls
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Balancing the need for comfort and protection can be challenging. Whether it is the convenience of having a two way zip or the comfort of knitted wrists, you can choose which coverall is right for you. These coveralls may be suitable for applications such as: painting, sanding, abatement, mold remediation, pharmaceutical processing, metal grinding or pesticide spraying.
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Some applications require additional body protection such as hair nets, overshoes, over-boots and arm sleeves. Certain accessory models offer protection against limited liquid splashes and offer a good universal fit.
Featured Coveralls
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A suit that combines superb protection and breathability, the 3MTM Protective Coverall 4535 offers a large breathable back panel for wearer comfort and a laminated front that offers a good barrier to limited liquid splashes. Some suggested applications are spray painting, resin and fiberglass application.
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An excellent suit for painting and other applications involving limited liquid splashes, the 3MTM Protective Coverall 4540+ offers knitted wrists and a breathable back panel for comfort, a fully sealable storm flap for protection and anatomical design and fit for excellent wear.
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A breathable coverall, the 3M Protective Coverall 4520 offers knitted wrists for comfort and a two way zip for convenience while offering protection against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes.
Protective Coverall Family
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An economical laminated fabric coverall that helps protect against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes such as in resin application. This coverall is the hooded version.
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A cost effective laminated fabric option that helps protect against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes such as resin application. This coverall is the collared version.
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An economical and breathable SMS fabric coverall that helps protect against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes with suggested applications such as mold remediation and dry fertilizer application.
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Made from lightweight and breathable SMS material this hooded coverall is designed to offer protection against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes. Suggested applications may include mold remediation, sanding and electronics circuit board assembly.
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Made from lightweight and breathable SMS material this collared coverall is designed to offer protection against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes. Suggested applications may include mold remediation, sanding and electronics circuit board assembly.
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This hooded coverall helps protect against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes while offering breathability. The fabric complies with ISO 14116:2008 for limited flamespread index 1 (must be worn over an index 2 or 3 garment and must not be worn next to skin). Suggested applications may include metal grinding and vehicle maintenance.
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This collared coverall helps protect against hazardous dusts and limited liquid splashes while offering breathability. The fabric complies with ISO 14116:2008 for limited flamespread index 1 (must be worn over an index 2 or 3 garment and must not be worn next to skin). Suggested applications may include metal grinding and vehicle maintenance.
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Provides a balance of comfort and protection. The microporous PE laminate at the front of the garment is designed to offer a good barrier to limited liquid splash, while the large SMMMS breathable back panel helps increase wearer comfort. Suggested applications may include spray painting, resin and fiberglass application.
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A versatile hooded protective coverall with suggested uses such as spray painting and resin and fiberglass application is mostly made from a unique microporous PE laminate, designed to be softer and drape better over the body. It offers a good barrier to particles and limited liquid splashes with a breathable back panel and a fully sealable storm flap for protection.
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A versatile protective collared coverall with suggested uses such as spray painting and resin and fiberglass application is mostly made from a unique microporous PE laminate, designed to be softer and drape better over the body. It offers a good barrier to particles and limited liquid splashes with a breathable back panel and a fully sealable storm flap for protection.
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Made from a lightweight fabric for comfort and taped seams for protection this coveralls offers a very good barrier to hazardous particles, limited liquid splashes and sprays. A fully sealable self-adhesive storm flap offers protection while the two way zip offers convenience.
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A chemical protective suit that uses an advanced film technology with taped seams making it suitable to help protect against a range of jets and sprays gives the wearer increased confidence in their protection. Features such as thumb loops for secure overhead work and large ring-pull zippers for easy donning and doffing when wearing gloves set this coverall apart for uses such as tank cleaning, chemical mixing and handling, biological hazards and hazardous waste remediation.
Resources
- 3M Protective Coverall 4510 (PDF, 1.51 MB)
- 3M Protective Coverall 4515 (PDF, 1.25 MB)
- 3M Protective Coverall 4520 (PDF, 11.61 MB)
- Protective Coverall 4530 (PDF, 780.19 KB)
- 3M Protective Coverall 4535 (PDF, 1.34 MB)
- 3M Protective Coverall 4540+ (PDF, 1.53 MB)
- 3M Protective Coverall 4545 (PDF, 1.39 MB)
- 3M Protective Coverall 4565 (PDF, 1.58 MB)
- 3M Protective Coverall 4570 (PDF, 655.16 KB)
- 3M Protective Apparel Accessories (PDF, 2.72 MB)
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