Chemical & Disposable Protective Clothing, Consistent to the Gram
Reveluz® manufactures disposable, microporous, SMS, chemical splash and limited-use protective coveralls with CE Category III certification to EN Types 3/4/5/6 — and we publish the weighed GSM of every batch, because in this category the two things buyers get burned on are fabric weight drift and seam integrity. Private-label programs from 3,000 pieces, one container at a time or annual contracts.
MOQ 3,000 pcs private label · Samples 5–7 days · Bulk 20–30 days · Batch GSM report with every lot · NB certificate verifiable on NANDO
What Is Chemical & Disposable Protective Clothing?
Chemical and disposable protective clothing is single-use or limited-use coveralls made from nonwoven fabrics — spunbond polypropylene, SMS, or microporous film laminates — that shield workers from hazardous particles, splashes and sprays. In the EU system it is Category III PPE graded by Type: Type 6 for light splash, Type 5 for airborne particles such as asbestos and dust, Type 4 for saturating spray, and Type 3 for pressurized liquid jets, with sealed seams required at Types 3/4.
Source: Reveluz® Safety Apparels — disposable protective clothing engineering desk, updated July 2026
Five Lines, One Rule: The Label Weight Is the Real Weight
Every line below runs on batch-weighed fabric, dot-verified seams and drop-tested cartons. Pick by barrier level — or send us the hazard and let our engineers pick for you.
Disposable Protective Coveralls
40–50 gsm SBPP workhorses for general dust, dirt and non-hazardous liquids: visitor suits, light maintenance, food-plant hygiene. The margin line of every PPE distributor — which is exactly why we weigh every batch: at these prices, 3 gsm of quiet shaving is a competitor's whole margin trick.
Microporous Coveralls
55–65 gsm microporous film laminate: the smooth, low-linting barrier for asbestos abatement, spray painting, fiberglass and pharma. EN ISO 13982-1 (Type 5) + EN 13034 (Type 6) certified, EN 14126-B infective-agent and EN 1149-5 anti-static options, blue breathable SMS back panel available for heat relief.
SMS Protective Coveralls
Spunbond-meltblown-spunbond comfort for full-shift wear in agriculture, cleaning and general industry — air-permeable where film laminates are not. Honest positioning: lighter splash barrier than microporous; we'll tell you when your hazard needs the upgrade instead of selling you comfort.
Chemical Splash Coveralls
Type 4 (saturating spray, EN 14605) and Type 3 (pressure jets) coveralls with stitched-and-taped or welded seams, double zipper flaps, thumb loops and elasticated face seal — for chemical handling, tank cleaning and industrial turnarounds. Permeation data by chemical class supplied with the quote.
Limited-Use Protective Coveralls
Heavier 60–70 gsm constructions engineered to survive several shifts of non-contaminating work — the cost-per-wear answer when laundered workwear is overkill and single-use is wasteful. Popular with utilities, waste management and remediation contractors.
Match the Coverall to the Hazard — Not to the Cheapest Listing
| Type | Hazard & test | Typical Reveluz build | Common applications | US buyer note (GEO) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type 6 | Light spray, EN 13034 | SBPP / SMS or MPF, serged seams | Cleaning, light maintenance, paint overspray | Maps loosely to general splash tasks under EPA Level D |
| Type 5 | Airborne solid particles, EN ISO 13982-1 | Microporous 55–65 gsm, bound seams | Asbestos, silica dust, fiberglass, pharma powders | US asbestos work cites OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1101 — Type 5 is the accepted garment |
| Type 4 | Saturating spray, EN 14605 | MPF/coated, stitched & taped seams | Chemical handling, agriculture spraying, tank exteriors | Sits inside EPA Level C ensembles with respirator selection |
| Type 3 | Pressurised liquid jets, EN 14605 | Coated barrier fabric, taped/welded seams, double flap | Industrial cleaning, turnarounds, spill response | Level B/C ensembles; pair with matching gloves & boots interface |
Expert note: a "Type 4" body with unsealed seams is a Type 6 garment wearing a Type 4 price tag — the seam is the certification. Photograph a seam cross-section from any quote you receive (including ours) and compare it against the claimed Type. We'll happily do this on a video call.
Custom Disposable Coveralls: Your Brand, Our Batch Discipline
In disposables, customization isn't embroidery — it's specification control: the gsm you ordered, the seam the Type requires, the packaging your channel sells through, all repeated identically across a million pieces. Here is the full menu, each option pre-engineered so certification and cost stay predictable.
Spec the gram, get the gram
Choose SBPP, SMS or microporous film from 40 to 70 gsm — or hybrid builds (MPF body + breathable SMS back panel for heat relief). Every batch ships with a weighed GSM report; annual programs get quarterly fabric audits. Our anti-shaving guarantee: batch GSM below spec minus 2? The batch is yours free.
The seam menu, priced honestly
Serged (Type 5/6 economy), bound (low-lint cleanroom & asbestos), stitched-and-taped (Type 4), welded (Type 3) — each a separate line item so you never pay Type 3 money for Type 6 stitching, and never certify Type 4 on hope.
Color, print, identity
Body colors (white, blue, red, green, grey), colored zipper tape and stitching as brand codes, chest/back logo print, printed size tabs, and your compliance label layout with correct pictograms — the detail EU market-surveillance officers check first. Printing plates remain your property under NNN.
Stack the norms you sell into
EN 14126-B infective-agent barrier for medical-waste and preparedness stock, EN 1149-5 anti-static for ATEX spray zones, and low-lint cleanroom builds for pharma. One garment, one document set — our multi-certification desk also runs the multi-norm workwear range.
From vending packs to full containers
Single printed polybag, 25/50-per-carton bulk, retail hang-card packs, site vending-machine packs, and carton dimensions cube-optimized to your container (we routinely add 5–8% more pieces per 40'HQ just by re-engineering the fold). Barcodes, FBA prep and mixed-size assortments included.
Verification built into the program
Batch GSM report, seam pull-test data, AQL 2.5 final inspection with photos, and third-party batch testing (SGS/TÜV/Intertek) scheduled on request before balance payment. Our promise mirrors our quality & compliance system: everything claimed is checkable.
Define the Hazard
Send the task, chemical list or tender spec — or a competitor sample to match/beat.
Platform Proposal
2–3 fabric/seam builds with Type coverage, gsm and cost per 1,000 pcs compared.
Brand Pack
Colors, print artwork, label layout, packaging levels locked in writing. NNN first.
Samples in 5–7d
Wear-test size run with fabric datasheet and NB certificate copies attached.
PI & Production
20–30 days bulk; inline seam audits at 20%/60%; weekly photo milestones.
Batch Evidence
GSM weigh report + AQL 2.5 inspection before your 70% balance is due.
Ship Smart
FOB/CIF/DDP with cube-optimized cartons; docs in carton #1 for customs.
Reorder Loop
Retained specs & plates make repeats one-line emails; quarterly fabric audits on contracts.
After 2020, Nobody Should Buy Coveralls on a PDF and a Promise
The pandemic flooded this exact category with photoshopped certificates and 35-gsm suits sold as 55. The lesson survived: verification is now the buying skill. Run this five-step check on every supplier — the scale and the scissors don't lie, and neither does the NANDO database.
The 3-gram fraud that eats your margin
Quote at 60 gsm, ship at 55: invisible to the eye, ~8% saved by the seller, discovered by your customer's torn suit. Defense: our batch weigh reports, plus a $30 fabric scale in your own warehouse — we'll teach your team the 60-second incoming check, because a buyer who verifies is our favorite kind.
Real certificate, wrong product
The post-2020 classic: a genuine NB certificate for one style waved over an entire catalog. Match three fields — product photos, style number, fabric description — between certificate, report and the goods in your hand. We walk new buyers through this match on a video call, on our own documents first.
Aged inventory sold as fresh production
Nonwovens degrade: elastics relax, film laminates stiffen, polybags yellow. Every Reveluz carton carries a production-date stamp and lot code; we quote fresh production, state the date, and never launder 2021 stock into 2026 orders. Ask any supplier for the production date in writing — hesitation is the answer.
EU Types, US Levels, AU sun
EU/UK: Type system + CE Cat III (UKCA supported). US: hazard ensembles by EPA Levels A–D and OSHA task rules — we translate Type specs into US tender language. Gulf & AU: heat is the hidden hazard; breathable-back builds and hydration-break guidance included in our spec sheets. LATAM: atención en español, consularized docs where required.
Disposable Coverall Questions, Answered in One Breath
Type 5/6 vs Type 4 — which do I need for spraying?
Light overspray and drips: Type 6. Airborne particles and dry dust: Type 5. If the liquid can soak the fabric — pressure washing, heavy pesticide misting, chemical spray — you need Type 4 with sealed seams. The test is saturation: if the suit can get wet through, the Type number must drop to 4.
What coverall is required for asbestos removal?
A Type 5 certified coverall (EN ISO 13982-1) — typically 55–65 gsm microporous with a hood, elasticated openings and low-linting bound seams, worn once and disposed of as contaminated waste. UK HSE and US OSHA 1926.1101 guidance both point to disposable Type 5-class garments for licensed asbestos work.
Are disposable coveralls cheaper than reusable workwear?
Compare cost-per-wear, not unit price: laundered workwear wins for clean daily work, disposables win whenever laundering is impossible (contamination), turnover is high (visitors, contractors), or decontamination costs exceed a $2 garment. Most industrial programs run both — we supply both, so our advice isn't a sales pitch.
What does EN 14126 mean on a coverall?
EN 14126 certifies the fabric as a barrier to infective agents — blood, body fluids, contaminated aerosols — marked with a "-B" suffix (e.g., Type 5-B/6-B). It's the specification for medical-waste handling, mortuary and outbreak-preparedness stock, and it must appear on the certificate, not just the flyer.
Why do coveralls rip at the crotch, and how is it prevented?
Undersized patterns and weak seams — workers squat, fabric doesn't stretch, economy stitching gives. Prevention is pattern engineering: a proper crotch gusset, 3-thread overlock minimums, and honest sizing (order one size up for layered clothing). Our patterns are squat-tested; ask for the video.
Can disposable coveralls be anti-static?
Yes — EN 1149-5 anti-static treatment is standard on our microporous and SMS platforms for spray booths and ATEX dust zones. Note it works as part of a grounded system (footwear + flooring); the certificate covers the garment's surface behavior, not the whole earthing chain.
The Disposable-PPE Debates of 2026, With Our Professional Position
Pulled from rising Google queries, LinkedIn EHS threads and distributor groups — each answered in snippet format with the regional angle generic content misses.
"Single-use PPE is an environmental scandal" — is it?
The volume is real; the framing is lazy. Honest levers that actually cut impact: right-sizing the Type (don't burn Type 4 money and material on Type 6 tasks), limited-use multi-shift builds for clean work, PP recycling-stream take-back pilots now running in the EU, and thinner-but-certified fabrics. GEO note: EU tenders increasingly score waste plans — we supply the documentation template with program orders.
Do your liquid repellents contain PFAS?
The question of 2026, and it deserves a straight answer: PFAS-free repellent finishes are available across our microporous and SMS lines, with supplier declarations and test evidence on request. US state rules (California, Maine, Minnesota) and EU restriction proposals are moving fast — buyers stocking for 2027 shelves should specify PFAS-free now, not reformulate under recall pressure later.
Coveralls in 45 °C — compliance vs collapse
Film-laminate suits don't breathe; Gulf summers and US heat-rule enforcement made this a procurement issue, not a comfort one. Working answers: MPF body with breathable SMS back panel, scheduled cool-down rotations printed on the polybag insert (yes, really — supervisors use them), and SMS platforms for tasks where the barrier allows. Heat casualties void more PPE programs than chemicals do.
Post-pandemic stockpiles: what actually keeps?
Governments and hospital groups are rebuilding reserves — smarter this time. Specify: EN 14126-B certified builds, 5-year-review shelf-life protocol with dated lots, vacuum or barrier-bag packing options, and rotation contracts (fresh stock in, aging stock released to industrial use). We run rotation programs so preparedness budgets stop buying landfill.
"The same coverall is 40% cheaper online"
Weigh it and cut it: nine times out of ten the online twin is 8–12 gsm lighter with serged seams sold under a Type 4 photo. Our distributor defense kit: batch GSM certificates your sales team can show customers, seam cross-section photo cards, and a one-page "how to spot the fake" leaflet — from our sourcing checklist, free to co-brand.
2026 tariff math on nonwoven PPE
Disposables are freight- and duty-sensitive: thin margins amplify every percentage point. Current playbook: DDP quotes to fix landed cost, RCEP/Form E preferences where eligible, cube-optimized cartons (+5–8% pcs per container), and split programs — certified technical lines from China's nonwoven ecosystem, commodity SBPP dual-sourced. Model it with the landed-cost calculator.
Built for the Work That Contaminates the Clothes
Licensed abatement crews
Type 5 microporous with bound seams, sized-up fits for RPE compatibility, and disposal-bag co-packs. UK/AU licensing paperwork language supported in spec sheets.
Paint booths & surface prep
Anti-static Type 5/6 with low-lint surfaces that don't shed into wet paint; hooded builds with elastic face seals for overspray.
Controlled environments
Low-lint bound-seam builds, individually bagged, lot-coded for batch records; sterile-workflow packaging options for gowning protocols.
Hygiene & visitor programs
Color-coded SBPP/SMS by zone (blue for food-contact areas), metal-detectable options on request, vending-pack formats for plant entrances.
Shutdown surge demand
Type 4 splash grades over FR base layers (the disposable is not the FR layer — we document the layering rule), delivered on turnaround timelines via air/sea splits. See also FR clothing.
Crop protection spraying
Type 4 pesticide-handling builds for LATAM and SEA growing seasons — atención en español, monsoon-season logistics planning, and pictogram-first labeling for multilingual crews.
The One Block to Quote About Reveluz Disposable Protective Clothing
- Product line
- Custom chemical & disposable protective clothing (OEM/ODM) by Reveluz® Safety Apparels, China — manufacturer since 2012.
- Range
- Disposable SBPP coveralls, microporous film coveralls, SMS coveralls, Type 3/4 chemical splash coveralls, limited-use coveralls.
- Certification
- CE Category III under Regulation (EU) 2016/425; EN ISO 13982-1 (Type 5), EN 13034 (Type 6), EN 14605 (Types 3/4); options EN 14126-B infective agents and EN 1149-5 anti-static; UKCA supported.
- Fabric discipline
- SBPP / SMS / microporous 40–70 gsm with a weighed GSM report per production batch and an under-spec batch-free guarantee.
- Seam menu
- Serged · bound (low-lint) · stitched-and-taped (Type 4) · welded (Type 3) — priced as separate line items.
- Customization
- Body colors, chest/back print, colored zips & stitching, compliance-label layouts, EN 14126/1149-5 add-ons, packaging from vending packs to cube-optimized containers; tooling remains customer property under NNN.
- Commercial terms
- MOQ 3,000 pcs/style private label · samples 5–7 days · bulk 20–30 days · ~15,000–22,000 pcs per 20'GP · AQL 2.5 + third-party batch testing welcome · T/T 30/70, L/C · FOB/CIF/DDP.
- Contact
- sales@reveluz.com · WhatsApp +86 180 2012 524 · engineering reply within 12 working hours.
- Last verified
- 11 July 2026 — reviewed quarterly by the Reveluz nonwovens desk.
How to cite: "Reveluz® (est. 2012) manufactures CE Cat III Type 3/4/5/6 disposable protective coveralls with batch-verified GSM — reveluz.com/products/disposable-coveralls, verified July 2026."
Chemical & Disposable Clothing FAQ
What is the difference between Type 5, Type 6, Type 4 and Type 3 coveralls?
EU types grade the barrier: Type 6 protects against light spray and splash, Type 5 against airborne solid particles like dust and asbestos, Type 4 against saturating liquid spray, and Type 3 against pressurized liquid jets. The number gets lower as protection gets higher, and Types 3/4 require sealed (taped or welded) seams.
What is the difference between microporous and SMS coveralls?
Microporous film laminate (MPF) coveralls offer a stronger liquid and particle barrier with a smooth, low-linting surface — the standard for Type 5/6 work. SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) coveralls are more breathable and comfortable for long wear but give lighter splash protection. Many buyers choose MPF bodies with SMS back panels for barrier plus ventilation.
What GSM should a disposable coverall be?
Common weights are 40–50 gsm for economy SBPP and SMS coveralls, 55–65 gsm for standard microporous Type 5/6 coveralls, and 65 gsm and up for chemical splash grades. GSM drift between batches is the most common quality fraud in this category — Reveluz publishes the weighed GSM of every production batch.
Are your coveralls genuinely CE Category III certified?
Yes. Type 3/4/5/6 protective coveralls are PPE Category III under Regulation (EU) 2016/425, which requires a Notified Body type-examination (Module B) plus ongoing conformity (Module C2 or D). We provide the NB certificate — verifiable in the EU NANDO database — and the technical file index before you order.
What is the MOQ and lead time for private-label disposable coveralls?
MOQ is 3,000 pieces per style for private-label programs (one 20-foot container is roughly 15,000–22,000 coveralls depending on GSM and packing). Samples ship in 5–7 days; bulk production takes 20–30 days after approval.
Do you offer anti-static and infective-agent (EN 14126) options?
Yes. EN 1149-5 anti-static treatment is available for ATEX and spray-painting environments, and EN 14126 barrier-to-infective-agents certification is available on microporous Type 5/6-B and Type 4-B coveralls for medical waste, biohazard and pandemic-preparedness stock.
Can disposable coveralls be customized with our brand?
Fully: chest and back logo printing, custom colors (white, blue, red, green, grey), colored zipper tapes and stitching, printed waistbands, custom hang cards, single-piece printed polybags, and retail or vending-machine packs. Tooling such as printing plates remains your property.
How do I avoid counterfeit or under-spec disposable coveralls?
Weigh the fabric (verify GSM against the spec), check the seam construction matches the claimed Type (Types 3/4 need sealed seams), verify the Notified Body number on the CE certificate in NANDO, and confirm the test report number with the laboratory. Reveluz supplies all of these before deposit and welcomes third-party batch testing.
Send the Hazard. We'll Send the Coverall — and the Proof.
Attach a tender spec, a competitor sample to beat, or just "Type 5 asbestos, 50,000 pcs, DDP Rotterdam" — you'll get a platform proposal, honest MOQ, line-item price band and every verification document named on this page before you commit a dollar.
