Spectra Clean Protective Coverall Type 4B-6B: EN 14126, Antistatic, A30/Al30, 65 g/m²

Spectra Clean disposable protective coverall provides triple-class protection simultaneously: type 4B against directed liquid jets, type 5B against solid particles and type 6B against limited spray. Non-woven polypropylene 65 g/m² with confirmed resistance to 30% acids and 30% alkalis — a universal protective garment for chemical and petrochemical production environments.

Type 4B certification confirms protection against pressurised directed liquid spray per EN 14605. Unlike type 5/6 — where protection is limited to aerosols and light splashing — type 4B addresses direct contact with aggressive liquids under pressure.

Spectra Clean is certified to EN 14126:2003 for work involving infectious agents and to EN 1073-2:2002 for protection against radioactive particulate contamination. Dual EN certification at the type 4B level in this price range is uncommon.

Spectra Clean meets EN 1149-5:2008 antistatic requirements — mandatory for explosive atmospheres in petrochemical plants and facilities with electrostatic discharge risk.

Spectra Clean is validated for use with acid solutions up to 30% concentration (A30) and alkali solutions up to 30% (Al30). The protection level is explicitly documented — unlike several competing products that lack direct chemical classification.

Spectra Clean white disposable coverall is supplied in boxes of 50 units — twice as many as most type 4B competitors (Lakeland MicroMax TS, 3M 4565 — 25 pcs each). High-volume users benefit from lower per-unit cost and reduced storage overhead.

Choose Spectra Clean when your protocol requires type 4B protection with a full EN package (EN 14126, EN 1073-2, EN 1149-5) at a lower price point than Western brands. Ideal for petrochemistry, chemical manufacturing and work with acid or alkali solutions up to 30%. A better choice than IntegraWay ExtraSafe wherever an extended EN certification package is required: ExtraSafe covers only GOST/TR CU without EN 14126, EN 1073-2 or EN 1149-5. Well-suited for high-consumption facilities — 50 pcs/box packaging reduces operational costs. Relevant for nuclear industry applications requiring EN 1073-2 combined with type 4B.

Not suitable for maximum biological hazard scenarios (virology labs, class 3-4 infectious isolation units): no ISO 16604 class 6 rating and no thermally welded seams. For such tasks choose Lakeland MicroMax TS (ISO 16604 class 6, absolute seam barrier). If integration into a 3M PPE ecosystem is required — 3M 4565 (hood designed for 3M respirators, knitted cuffs, non-microporous material). For protection against type 3 chemical jets under high pressure — TECRON Chemi Pro (type 3B, TPU-welded seams) or DuPont Tychem 2000C (type 3B, up to 2 bar).

vs Lakeland MicroMax TS: MicroMax TS leads on biological protection (ISO 16604 class 6, thermally welded seams), but Spectra Clean ships 50 pcs/box vs 25 for Lakeland — a meaningful cost difference for bulk procurement. vs 3M 4565: 3M is optimised for 3M respirators and features knitted cuffs; Spectra Clean is a brand-neutral option with higher packaging volume and no ecosystem lock-in. vs IntegraWay ExtraSafe: Spectra Clean provides a full EN package (EN 14126, EN 1073-2, EN 1149-5, TYPE 4B EN 14605) while ExtraSafe is limited to GOST/TR CU without extended EN certifications. Key combination: type 4B + A30/Al30 + 50 pcs/box in a single SKU.