CWCV001
Sterile-Ready Autoclavable Coverall Set
Coverall, booties and head cover as one sterile-ready set, designed for repeated steam autoclaving.
ISO 5 to 7, Grade A to CSterile-ready, sterilise in your validated cycle
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Cleanroom Coveralls
Reusable coveralls for sterile and non-sterile areas for ISO 5 to ISO 8 cleanrooms, designed for repeated steam autoclaving.
CWCV002
Reusable Cleanroom Coverall, Stand-up Collar
Everyday reusable coverall for Grade C and D areas, in antistatic or lint-free polyester.
ISO 7 to 8, Grade C to DNon-sterile
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CWCV003
Cleanroom Coverall with Attached Hood
One-piece coverall and hood for faster gowning with no collar gap.
ISO 5 to 7For sterile or non-sterile areas
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Not sure which one fits your cleanroom? Read the garment selection guide by ISO class or ask our team.
How to choose a cleanroom coverall
A coverall is the main barrier between an operator and the product. Four decisions matter most.
1. Cleanroom classHow clean a room is, by airborne particle count. ISO 14644-1 classes (ISO 5 to 8) or EU GMP grades (A to D).. For EU GMP Grade AThe EU GMP zone for high risk aseptic operations such as filling and making sterile connections. Equivalent to ISO 5 for particles at rest and in operation. and B (ISO 5) areas, Annex 1 calls for a sterile coverall with hood, mask, overboots and gloves, worn so that no skin or hair is exposed. Grade CA clean area for less critical steps in sterile manufacturing, such as solution preparation. ISO 7 at rest and ISO 8 in operation. and D areas can use non-sterile coveralls or two-piece suits.
2. Fabric. Polyester with a conductive carbon grid dissipates static charge, which matters in electronics and where powders or solvents are handled. 100% lint-free polyester suits most other areas.
3. Construction. Look for bound or covered seams, a zip with a storm flap, close-fitting cuffs and ankles, and loops or snaps that hold booties in place.
4. Reprocessing. Reusable garments are laundered and steam sterilised between uses. Our sterile-ready coveralls are designed for repeated steam autoclaving. Garment life always depends on your laundering and sterilisation cycle, so trial and validate before switching.
| Area | Typical coverall |
|---|---|
| ISO 5, Grade A/B | Sterile coverall, hood, mask, overboots |
| ISO 7, Grade C | CoverallA one-piece suit covering the body, arms and legs, worn as the main cleanroom garment. Styles include stand-up collar and attached hood. or two-piece suit, hair cover |
| ISO 8, Grade DThe lowest EU GMP clean area grade, used for support activities such as component handling. ISO 8 at rest. | Coverall or suit, head cap, shoe covers |
Cleanroom Coveralls: common questions
Are your coveralls sterile?
We supply both. Sterile coverall sets are designed for steam autoclaving and are used in Grade A/B aseptic areas. Non-sterile coveralls are used in Grade C and D areas or sterilised by the customer.
What colours are available?
Blue, white and brown as standard, which many plants use to colour code zones. Other colours are made on request.
Can you add our logo or name tags?
Yes. Logos, name tags, size labels and contrasting collars can be added to suit your gowning SOP.
Tell us what your cleanroom needs
Share your ISO class, quantities and timelines. We reply with options, a quote and sample availability within one working day.