Medline Heavyweight Spunbond Polypropylene Coveralls with Elastic Wrists and Open Ankles, Size 4XL, White, 25 EA/CS

Heavyweight Spunbond Polypropylene Coveralls with Elastic Wrists and Open Ankles, Size 4XL, White, 25 EA/CS

These heavyweight spunbond polypropylene coveralls are disposable protective apparel in white, sized 4XL. They work well for buyers who need larger-size coveralls for facility, lab, or general workplace use where simple full-body coverage and easy on-off wear matter. This version pairs a zipper closure with elastic wrists, open ankles, and a latex-free design.

Good Fit For

• Workplaces needing disposable protective apparel in 4XL
• Facility and lab supply programs stocking white coveralls
• Teams that prefer zipper-front coveralls for quick changes

Key Features

• Heavyweight polypropylene construction for disposable coverall use
• 4XL size helps support larger-fit apparel needs
• Zipper closure allows quick dressing and removal
• Elastic wrists help keep sleeves in place during wear
• Open ankles offer a straightforward, roomy leg opening
• Latex-free design may help support latex-sensitive environments

Applications and Usage

• Stocking larger-size disposable coveralls for workplace apparel needs
• Supporting short-term protective clothing changes in facility settings
• Adding white zipper-front coveralls to lab or general operations inventory

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This is a disposable coverall, which may suit single-use or short-duration wear programs.
• Open ankles may be a better fit for buyers who do not need ankle elastic.
• Choose the 4XL size specifically for teams that need an extended apparel size range.

FAQ

• What size is this coverall? This coverall is size 4XL.
• Is this coverall disposable or reusable? This coverall is disposable.
• How does this coverall close? This coverall uses a zipper closure for easy on and off.
• Are the wrists and ankles elastic? The wrists are elastic, and the ankles are open.
• Is this coverall latex free? Yes. This coverall is latex free.

From Medline.