Coveralls, Boiler Suits and Hazmat Suits from AOS Online
Find a wide range of coveralls, boiler suits and protective suits designed for industrial, commercial and specialist work environments. This collection includes disposable coveralls for short-term contamination control, durable boiler suits for everyday workwear, and specialist protective suits for higher-risk applications.
Coveralls (also known as boiler suits or overalls) provide full-body protection against dirt, dust and light liquid exposure, making them ideal for construction, engineering, maintenance and general industrial use. For more demanding environments, hazmat suits, biohazard suits and chemical protective coveralls are used where protection against hazardous substances, contaminants or chemicals is required.
Whether you need lightweight disposable PPE or heavy-duty reusable workwear, this range is designed to support safe working conditions across a wide variety of industries.
What Are Coveralls, Boiler Suits and Hazmat Suits?
Coveralls (also known as boiler suits or overalls) are one-piece garments designed to protect the wearer’s clothing and skin from dirt, dust, liquids and general workplace hazards.
Boiler suits are the UK term commonly used for durable industrial coveralls worn in construction, engineering and mechanical environments.
Hazmat suits and biohazard suits are specialist protective coveralls designed for high-risk environments involving hazardous chemicals, biological agents or contamination risks. These are commonly used in laboratories, emergency response, chemical handling and industrial cleaning operations.
These terms are often used interchangeably across industries, but they all refer to variations of full-body protective workwear used depending on the level of risk and environment.
Types of Protective Suits Available
Disposable Coveralls Lightweight protective suits designed for short-term use where hygiene, contamination control or cleanliness is required. Common in asbestos removal, cleaning, medical environments and maintenance work.
Reusable Boiler Suits Durable workwear designed for repeated use in industrial environments. Suitable for engineering, construction, automotive and general maintenance tasks.
Chemical Protective Coveralls Specialist PPE designed to reduce exposure to hazardous substances, liquids and airborne particles in industrial and chemical environments.
Hazmat and Biohazard Suits High-protection suits designed for environments where exposure to dangerous chemicals, biological agents or contamination risks may occur. Used in laboratories, emergency response and specialist industrial applications.
Who Uses Coveralls and Protective Suits?
Coveralls and protective suits are used across industries where safety, hygiene and contamination control are essential.
Typical users include:
- Construction and engineering workers
- Industrial manufacturing teams
- Chemical handling and processing staff
- Healthcare and laboratory technicians
- Cleaning and decontamination services
- Automotive and mechanical workshops
Choosing the Right Coverall or Suit
Selecting the correct protective suit depends on the working environment and level of risk.
Disposable coveralls are best for short-term tasks requiring hygiene and contamination control. Reusable boiler suits are suitable for everyday industrial wear where durability is important. Chemical protective coveralls are designed for environments with exposure to liquids, dust or hazardous substances. Hazmat suits and biohazard suits are required for high-risk environments involving chemical or biological hazards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a boiler suit and coveralls?
Boiler suit and coveralls refer to the same type of garment. Boiler suit is the more common UK term, while coveralls is widely used internationally.
What is a hazmat suit used for?
A hazmat suit is used to protect the wearer from hazardous chemicals, biological agents and contamination risks in controlled environments such as laboratories and industrial sites.
Are disposable coveralls waterproof?
Some disposable coveralls offer limited liquid resistance, but not all are fully waterproof. Always check product specifications for protection levels.
When should I use a biohazard suit? Biohazard suits are used when working in environments where exposure to biological contaminants is possible, such as laboratories, healthcare settings and decontamination work.
