Protective Coverall

The main features of the protective coverall are:

Full Body Protection: The coverall covers the entire body, including the head (with an integrated hood), torso, arms, and legs, providing a physical barrier against contaminants.
Barrier Material: It is made of polypropylene material, which acts as a barrier against liquids, particles, and potentially pathogens.
Secure Closure: The coverall features a front zipper, covered by a flap for increased waterproofness, as suggested by the blue stripe visible on the zipper.
Reinforcement/Visibility Features: Blue stripes are present along the seams and zipper, which may indicate sealed seams for better protection or simply for design/visibility features.
Single Use: This type of coverall is single-use, designed to be discarded after use to prevent cross-contamination. Compatibility with other equipment: It is worn in conjunction with other personal protective equipment (PPE) such as face masks (such as face shields, potentially gloves, and overshoes).