- What it is. These cleanroom coveralls are the Ansell BioClean-D BDCCT, a disposable, non-sterile suit with a collar and a protective neck flap. It is made from Ansell's CleanTough material, and Ansell rates it for Class 10 (ISO 4) conditions, describing it as suitable for EU GMP Grade A and B and other sterile cleanrooms. LabPro lists seven sizes, S through 4XL, with S to 2XL sold 20 to a carton and 3XL and 4XL sold 15 to a carton.
- Why it matters. A garment that sheds fibers defeats its own purpose, and an open neckline invites contact between skin, street clothing, and the room. Ansell builds the BDCCT from lightweight, low-linting, antistatic CleanTough and adds a collar with a protective flap that protects the neck from splashes. Ansell also states that the garment is manufactured to ISO cleanroom standards, so buyers can match it to a documented cleanroom class.
- How it performs. An elasticated back, cuffs, and ankles hold the suit close to the body, and thumb loops keep the sleeves anchored when arms reach or lift. Ansell describes the fabric as certifiably clean and antistatic. Its data sheet footnote also recommends wearing a garment with sealed seams, such as BioClean-C, over BioClean-D coveralls for added protection during chemotherapy drug handling, which makes layering part of the plan when drug exposure is a concern. Bound seams with single needle stitching and an adhesive neck-seal patch complete the construction.
- Materials and packing. Each coverall is aseptically folded into its own sealed inner polyethylene bag, which is then placed inside a sealed outer polyethylene bag. Twenty outer bags fill a lined carton for sizes S through 2XL, while sizes 3XL and 4XL ship 15 to a carton. The coverall is non-sterile, so choose a sterile counterpart when a process requires sterile garments, and use these where particle control is the main goal.
Applications / Common Uses
- Class 10 (ISO 4) cleanrooms. Ansell rates the garment for this class, and the low-linting CleanTough fabric limits the fibers a wearer sheds into the room.
- EU GMP Grade A and B zones, and other sterile cleanrooms. Ansell lists these settings for the garment, which suits gowning plans that use a coverall as the base layer.
- Tasks with a splash risk at the neck. The collar and protective flap give the neckline splash protection that a plain round-neck suit lacks.
- Layered gowning for drug handling. Ansell recommends a sealed-seam garment such as BioClean-C worn over the coverall when handling chemotherapy drugs.
- Mixed-size teams. Sizes S to 4XL are available through LabPro, with thumb loops and elasticated cuffs helping the suit stay put across body types.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Ansell
- Series and model: BioClean-D BDCCT, coverall with collar
- Product type: Disposable coverall with collar
- Material: CleanTough (lightweight, low-linting, antistatic)
- Sterility: Non-sterile
- Cleanroom class: Class 10 / ISO 4; EU GMP Grade A/B and other sterile cleanrooms
- Neck protection: Collar and protective flap for splash protection
- Fit features: Elasticated back, cuffs, and ankles; thumb loops
- Construction (LabPro): Bound seams with single-needle stitching; adhesive neck-seal patch; zipper
- Manufacturing standard: Made in accordance with ISO cleanroom standards
- Sizes (LabPro SKUs): S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL (Ansell also lists 5XL to 7XL)
- Packaging: One piece aseptically folded per sealed inner PE bag; one inner bag per sealed outer PE bag
- Pack count: 20 per lined carton (S to 2XL); 15 per lined carton (3XL and 4XL)
Available Variants
- 831003: S, 20 per carton
- 831004: M, 20 per carton
- 831005: L, 20 per carton
- 831006: XL, 20 per carton
- 831007: 2XL, 20 per carton
- 831008: 3XL, 15 per carton
- 850470: 4XL, 15 per carton
The seven SKUs differ in garment size and carton count: S through 2XL are packed 20 to a carton, and 3XL and 4XL are packed 15 to a carton. The coverall design is the same across all sizes.
Storage, Handling & Shipping
The coverall is supplied non-sterile and for single use, folded inside sealed polyethylene bags. Ansell lists a shelf life of five years and asks that the coveralls be kept away from direct sunlight, stored in a dry place, and kept in the original packaging, away from ozone sources. When stored as directed, the garments should not lose performance or change characteristics significantly, and the packaging includes an expiry date where aging or storage could affect the product.
- Keep each coverall in its sealed bags until the moment of gowning to protect cleanliness.
- Do not reuse a coverall after wear or after opening the bags and unfolding the garment.
- Match carton quantity to size: 20 per carton up to 2XL, 15 per carton for 3XL and 4XL.
- Dispose of used coveralls according to your site's waste rules, especially after drug handling.
Related Categories & Services
These LabPro pages help buyers compare this BDCCT coverall with related products, choose companion items, and plan recurring supply.
- PPE Apparel & Garments: LabPro's overview of protective apparel and garments, a starting point for choosing between coverall, sleeve, and cover styles.
- Cleanroom Coveralls: LabPro's cleanroom coverall range, for comparing this BDCCT coverall with other coverall styles and sizes.
- Cleanroom PPE & Garment Selection Guide: A guide to choosing cleanroom PPE and garments, helpful when planning a full gowning set around this BDCCT coverall.
- VMI Program (service): LabPro's vendor-managed inventory program, relevant for teams that reorder this BDCCT coverall on a regular schedule.
