What are the parts of a coverall?
In the picture you can see the individual parts of a coverall.
elastic hood
elastic wrist
welded zipper
elastic ankles
welded sleeve
elastic band on the back, inside the clothing
back view
front view
underflap covering zipper
elastic hood
elastic wrist
welded zipper
elastic ankles
front view
underflap covering zipper
welded sleeve
elastic band on the back, inside the clothing
back view
Intended
use of the personal
protective equipment
Oil industry
Chemical
industry
Petrochemical industry
Healtcare
Public
services
Protects you from harmful substances
Yellow color for better visibility
It is made of three-layered Polyethylene film
Elasticated hood, wrists and ankles, adhesive flap and welded zippers
About us
DEMJAN SF s.r.o. specializes in the production of single use coveralls from polyethylene (PE) film that serves to protect against chemicals, liquids, solid particles, aerosols and viruses.
They are used in chemical industry, construction industry, agriculture, pharmacy, medicine, etc. Coveralls are certified as chemical protective clothing Cat. III Type 3B, 4 and 6. The company DEMJAN SF s.r.o. also manufactures working clothes from textile such as pants, blouses, vests, jackets, coats, etc.
Company DEMJAN SF s.r.o. was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Bardejov, Slovakia. In 1990 we started to produce working clothes from textileand in 1994 we started to produce coveralls from PE.
Frequnetly asked questions
Here is a list of the most asked question. If you are interested in something else, please send us an email.
PPE polyethylene coveralls are a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) that are worn to protect the body from chemicals and hazardous materials. Liquid tight coverall designed to protect workers from chemicals. Its ergonomics offer a better fitting and protection. They are made from a lightweight and disposable plastic material called polyethylene, which provides a barrier against liquids, chemicals, and other contaminants.
Coveralls are often used in industries such as chemistry, petrochemistry, in-shore and off-shore oil industry, industrial maintenence, pharmaceutical industry, spoiled beach cleaning, transportation of hazardous materials, industrial sub-contracting cleaning, sanitation, waste processing, emergency services, healthcare and food processing to protect workers from accidental exposure to chemicals and hazardous materials.
PPE polyethylene coveralls should be stored in a clean and dry location, away from heat and direct sunlight. They should be disposed of in a responsible manner, following local regulations and guidelines for the disposal of hazardous materials.
Polyethylene coveralls are designed to protect the wearer from hazardous materials that may come into contact with their skin or clothing. The coveralls are made of a durable, waterproof material that is resistant to many chemicals and other substances that could be harmful to the user. The coveralls are typically worn as a protective outer layer over the user’s regular clothing. They are designed to create a barrier between the user and the hazardous material, preventing the material from coming into direct contact with the skin or clothing. This can help to reduce the risk of chemical burns, skin irritation, and other injuries that can result from exposure to hazardous materials. Polyethylene coveralls are also equipped with additional features, such as elastic bands at the wrists, ankles and hood, to help prevent contaminants from entering the coverall through these openings. They have also a hood to protect the head from exposure to hazardous materials. Coveralls should be worn together with other protective equipment such as face mask, googles, gloves and appropriate boots to provide maximum protection.
