Cleanroom Sleeves

Forearm barrier protection for controlled environments and aseptic workflows.

Cleanroom sleeves (arm covers) are worn to protect the forearms and wrists, which are frequent contamination and exposure points during bench work, line setup, cleaning, and material handling. By adding a dedicated barrier over lab coat, gown, or coverall cuffs, sleeves help prevent skin flakes, fibers, and incidental splashes from reaching the critical zone—especially when operators extend their arms into hoods, isolators, or product-contact areas. They are also widely used in USP <797>/<800> and GMP programs as a simple way to tighten gowning control without changing the full garment system.

Most cleanroom sleeve protectors are made from low-lint barrier fabrics such as breathable SMS polypropylene, coated/nonwoven composites, and feature reinforced seams plus elastic cuffs and integrated thumb loops to keep coverage locked over the wrist during movement. Sterile sleeve options add gamma irradiation to SAL 10⁻⁶ and multi-bag clean-transfer packaging for ISO Class 5/GMP aseptic suites.

Browse cleanroom sleeves below to match the right material, sterility level, and length to your gowning SOP, task risk, and room classification—supported by SOSCleanroom contamination-control expertise since 1981.