International Enviroguard Polypropylene Disposable Protective Clothing
22 International Enviroguard Polypropylene items (bouffants, coveralls, lab coats, shoe covers). Spunbond polypropylene, dry-particle and hygiene use. Manufacturer test data, chemical and barrier results and the standards named on the sell sheet, with live prices by the case.
What Polypropylene is
Polypropylene is the International Enviroguard fabric family built as Spunbond Polypropylene; lightweight non-woven fabric. The manufacturer names these applications: food processing, construction, pharmaceuticals, environmental cleanup, and more; food packaging, food processing, warehousing, labs, dental offices, and more. Seams: Serged Seams (9 styles); N/A (11 accessory styles).
In the manufacturer's words: "Economical protection against dirt, grime and particulates in non-hazardous environments."
Every Polypropylene item we carry
Prices are per case and refresh from the store. Sized garments open the product page to pick the size; one-size items add straight to the cart. Contractor Direct pricing and free shipping apply once the order reaches the International Enviroguard line.
Polypropylene physical properties
Sell sheet has no fabric strength table; only the Helmke garment cleanliness results below. See extracted/products.json physical_properties per style. Each product page in this family carries whatever properties the manufacturer publishes for that style.
Polypropylene barrier tests
| Test | Method | Result |
|---|---|---|
| IEST-RP-CC003: Helmke Garment Cleanliness — Item #NH2000 | IEST-RP-CC003 | Pass; Category 1 |
| IEST-RP-CC003: Helmke Garment Cleanliness — All bouffants (pleated & flat) | IEST-RP-CC003 | Pass; Category 1 |
| IEST-RP-CC003: Helmke Garment Cleanliness — Item #S112NW | IEST-RP-CC003 | Pass; Category 1 |
Source: International Enviroguard Polypropylene.pdf (manufacturer sell sheets and catalogs), copied as published. The employer's hazard assessment under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 decides what a job needs; these are the manufacturer's test results, not a fitness statement for any task.
Standards named by the manufacturer for Polypropylene
| Standard | What the manufacturer states |
|---|---|
| Seam Safety Guide capability chart (Serged Seam Brands) | Polypropylene: Dry particulate ✓ (all other columns blank) |
Source: International Enviroguard SeamSafetyGuide.pdf (manufacturer sell sheets and catalogs), copied as published. The employer's hazard assessment under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 decides what a job needs; these are the manufacturer's test results, not a fitness statement for any task.
Manufacturer limitations and warnings
- Polypropylene is appropriate for wear in non-hazardous environments
International Enviroguard Polypropylene questions
What is Polypropylene made of? Spunbond Polypropylene; lightweight non-woven fabric
Which Polypropylene garments are available? V3100 (Disposable Polypropylene Blue Anti-Skid Shoe Cover), 2046E (Disposable Polypropylene Lab Coat, No Pockets, Elastic Wrist), K2047DB (Disposable Polypropylene Dark Blue Lab Coat, Three Pockets, Knit Wrists and Knit Collar), 2012 (Disposable Polypropylene Coverall, Elastic Wrist, Open Ankle), 2019 (Disposable Polypropylene Coverall with Hood and Boots, Elastic Wrist), 2029 (Disposable Heavyweight Polypropylene Coverall with Hood and Boot), N2012 (Disposable Navy Blue Polypropylene Coverall, Elastic Wrist, Open Ankle), N2019 (Disposable Blue Polypropylene Coverall with Hood and Boot), NH2000 (Disposable Polypropylene Ninja Hood), K2045 (Disposable Polypropylene Lab Coat, Three Pockets, Knit Wrist and Collar), and 12 more.
What standards does the manufacturer name for Polypropylene? Seam Safety Guide capability chart (Serged Seam Brands). The wording for each is in the standards table above.
Does the manufacturer publish chemical permeation data for Polypropylene? No. The sell sheet for Polypropylene carries physical properties and barrier tests but no chemical permeation table; for chemical splash the manufacturer's ChemSplash 1, ChemSplash 2 and PyroGuard CRFR lines carry that data.
What does the manufacturer warn about Polypropylene? Polypropylene is appropriate for wear in non-hazardous environments
Is this a statement that the garment is compliant for my job? No. These are the manufacturer's published test results and the standards it names. Under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.132 the employer's hazard assessment decides which protective clothing a task needs.
See also: the International Enviroguard hub, the disposable garment selector and the disposable coverall guides.