Cleanroom Apparel

Keystone

SKU: T252-CE

KeyGuard Cleanroom Lab Coat, Microporous, Elastic Wrist, 3 Pockets, White, 30/case

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TechniGlove

SKU: TN120

TechniGlove 12 in. Nitrile Cleanroom Gloves, Class 10, 1000/case

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Keystone

SKU: T251-CE

KeyGuard Microporous Cleanroom Frocks, Knit Wrist, No Pockets, White, 30/case

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Keystone

SKU: T185-CE

KeyGuard Microporous Antistatic Cleanroom Coveralls, Attached Hood, Elastic Wrist & Ankle, Thumb Loops, White, 25/case

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Keystone

SKU: T190-CE

KeyGuard Microporous Antistatic Controlled Environment Coveralls with Hood & Boot, White, 25/case

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Keystone

SKU: T180-CE

Keyguard Microporous Antistatic Cleanroom Coveralls, elastic wrist & ankle, 25/case

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Medline

SKU: CLPRO5

Medline 12" White Nitrile Cleanroom Glove, Class 100, 1000/case

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Cleanroom Apparel

What is cleanroom apparel?

Cleanroom apparel is clothing made to be safe for wearing in critical environments. The class of your cleanroom facility determines which fabric material is right for you. Wearing cleanroom apparel not up to the standards of your environment may introduce foreign particles and shed materials that compromises your critical environment. Tyvek, SMS, and microporous are common material types of cleanroom apparel. Read more about ISO standards for cleanroom classes in ISO 14644-1:2015, which specifies the classification of air cleanliness in terms of concentration of airborne particles in cleanrooms and clean zones.

What do you wear for a cleanroom?

There are 10 cleanroom class ratings that affect which garment is necessary. A full cleanroom suit, otherwise known as a bunny suit or a cleanroom coverall, is an overall garment. The full gowning of such a suit can be an involved process and removal may require the help of another operator.

As you can see, additional cleanroom garments may be required prior to donning a cleanroom suit. The following lists many of the most common cleanroom garments:

Boot covers
Coveralls
Goggles
Face masks
Intersuits
Gloves
Shoes, Shoe Covers, Socks
Static Control products

Gowning furniture and dispensers assist in keeping your critical environment organized and may be essential to assist operators don their garments.

Where can you buy cleanroom apparel?

Cleanroom apparel from Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies helps reduce contamination in your critical environment. Find brands you trust with fast fulfillment and dedicated customer support to answer any and all questions. Find disposable and reusable cleanroom apparel along with static control products and other cleanroom supplies to complete your critical environment. Don't hesitate to reach our or request a quote for your business.

Cleanroom Coveralls

Cleanroom Face Masks

Cleanroom Gloves

Cleanroom Lab Coats

Cleanroom Shoes

KeyGuard Cleanroom Lab Coat, Microporous, Elastic Wrist, 3 Pockets, White, 30/case

TechniGlove 12 in. Nitrile Cleanroom Gloves, Class 10, 1000/case

KeyGuard Microporous Cleanroom Frocks, Knit Wrist, No Pockets, White, 30/case

KeyGuard Microporous Antistatic Cleanroom Coveralls, Attached Hood, Elastic Wrist & Ankle, Thumb Loops, White, 25/case

KeyGuard Microporous Antistatic Controlled Environment Coveralls with Hood & Boot, White, 25/case

Keyguard Microporous Antistatic Cleanroom Coveralls, elastic wrist & ankle, 25/case

Medline 12" White Nitrile Cleanroom Glove, Class 100, 1000/case