Diagonal Zip Hooded Cleanroom Coverall
One clean suit. Built to keep your process clean.
A full-body anti-static coverall engineered for semiconductor fabs, electronics assembly lines, and precision manufacturing environments where airborne particle control is non-negotiable. The defining feature: a diagonal side zip that runs from the shoulder down to the hip - not centered, not conventional, and operationally smarter for how technicians actually dress and undress in controlled environments.

Why This Coverall Is Different
Diagonal Side Zipper - Not a Straight Front Zip
The zipper runs at an angle from the upper torso diagonally down to the side waist. This isn't a styling choice - it means the garment opens wider for faster donning and doffing, reduces contamination risk from mid-chest exposure, and distributes closure tension more evenly across the body. The hat, jacket, and trousers are connected as a single unit.
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Integrated Hood with Rear Adjustment
The hood connects directly to the coverall body with no gap at the neckline. A rear adjustment tab allows the hood to be tightened or loosened without removing the suit - critical when workers need to reseal after brief exposure.
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Ear Mesh Panels
Breathable mesh inserts on both sides of the hood reduce heat buildup during extended shifts. Cleanroom environments are climate-controlled, but body heat is a real comfort and focus issue over 8-hour periods.
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Chest Pocket + Side Pen Pocket
A small chest snap pocket and a dedicated pen pocket on the side are positioned to keep tools accessible without requiring workers to handle external items in the cleanroom. Both are designed to close fully, minimizing the risk of particle-shedding objects being left exposed.
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Double-Layer Cuffs
The wrist cuffs are double-layered to create a tighter seal at the glove interface, reducing particle ingress at one of the highest-risk contact points on a coverall.
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Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Material Composition |
98% Polyester + 2% Conductive Fiber |
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Fabric Type |
100D Grid Mesh |
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Charge Density |
1.2 MC/M |
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Friction Voltage |
< 300V |
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Surface Resistance |
10⁶ – 10⁹ Ω |
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Applicable Cleanroom Class |
ISO Class 6–7 (Hundred / Ten Grade) |
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Applicable Industry |
Semiconductor / Electronics Manufacturing |
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Compliance Standard |
GB 12014-2019 |
Performance Test Data
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Property |
Performance |
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Anti-static |
Passes GB 12014-2019 electrostatic requirements |
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Dust Barrier |
Effective particle filtration from human body emissions |
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Cleanliness |
Suitable for controlled cleanroom environments |
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Friction Voltage |
< 300V (tested per standard) |
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Surface Resistance |
10⁶ – 10⁹ Ω (anti-static range) |
Design Detail Breakdown
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Feature |
Detail |
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Zipper Style |
Diagonal side zip, shoulder to hip |
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Hood Connection |
Integrated - hood, jacket, and trousers joined as one |
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Hood Adjustment |
Rear pull-tab for fit without full removal |
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Ear Section |
Breathable mesh panel - ventilation without gaps |
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Mask Integration |
Attached face mask with separate nose/mouth seal |
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Wrist Closure |
Double-layer elastic cuffs |
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Waist |
Elastic waistband - fitted silhouette, not boxy |
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Chest |
Small snap-close internal pocket |
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Side |
Pen/marker pocket |
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Arm |
Upper arm pocket - fits ballpoint or marker pen |
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Velcro Adjustment |
Hook-and-loop tabs for hood and sleeve fit |
Where This Coverall Gets Used
In wafer fab environments, any particle above 0.1 microns risks yield loss. This coverall is used by technicians working at photolithography stations, diffusion furnaces, and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) equipment where full-body coverage with no exposed skin at the wrist or neck is standard protocol.
PCB assembly lines handling SMD components and ESD-sensitive ICs require anti-static garments rated within the 10⁶–10⁹ Ω range. This coverall meets that spec and is used in wave soldering areas, inspection stations, and rework benches.
Lens coating chambers and laser module assembly require not just anti-static coverage but strict particle counts. The integrated hood and connected trouser design eliminate the particle gap that exists in two-piece garments.
In research environments where cleanroom garments are also a contamination barrier, the face mask integration and single-unit design reduce the cross-contamination risk that comes from separately donning a hood, mask, and suit.
GMP environments require full traceability and performance documentation. The GB 12014-2019 standard compliance on this coverall supports audit requirements in medical device and drug manufacturing QA programs.
Real-World Use Case
A mid-size semiconductor packaging facility in Suzhou was experiencing elevated particle counts during shift changes. Investigation showed that two-piece garment designs were generating particulate at the waist gap during doffing. Switching to a single-unit diagonal-zip design reduced body-shedding contamination events by standardizing the donning sequence and eliminating mid-body exposure during the zip-open phase.
This is the exact problem this coverall's connected hood-jacket-trouser construction and diagonal zip design were built to address.
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