Ansell 56-600 AlphaTec 7 mil Urethane Apron (48/Case)

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‭‭56-600

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13.00 LBS

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48 Aprons

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Description
Technical Vault

Ansell AlphaTec® 56-600 Urethane Bib Apron (Yellow) — 7 mil Nylon-Reinforced Urethane with Sewn Edges, Sealed Grommets + 3-Piece 28" Ties, Two Bib Sizes (35" x 48" / 35" x 55"), Integral Tie Closure (48/Case)

PPE Apron Urethane 7 mil Nylon Reinforced Sewn Edges Sealed Grommets 3-Piece 28" Ties 35" x 48" / 35" x 55" 48/Case Silicone-free: Not Tested

Overview

AlphaTec® 56-600 is a lightweight, nylon-reinforced urethane bib apron designed for comfort and extended wear in wet-process environments where oil, grease, and chemical contact are routine. The 7 mil urethane construction with sewn edges helps balance flexibility with toughness, while sealed grommets and three-piece 28" ties support a stable, adjustable fit across users.

SOSCleanroom positions Ansell as best-in-class because safety programs depend on consistent specs, dependable documentation, and repeatable training outcomes. Our close relationship with Ansell helps customers reduce substitution risk and maintain uniform PPE expectations across shifts and sites.

Why this apron matters for safety

Controls routine splash exposure: helps reduce torso contact from drips, splash, and overspray during transfer, wash-down, and maintenance tasks.
Durability without “stiff apron” fatigue: nylon reinforcement is intended to resist tearing, abrasion, and puncture while maintaining flexibility for all-day wear.
Fit you can standardize: sealed grommets and adjustable ties support consistent fit and reduce grommet tear-out risk during repetitive don/doff cycles.
Two bib sizes: improves coverage consistency across different body types and job roles.

Typical work areas and tasks supported (published examples)

Plant disinfection and sanitization
Equipment maintenance and repair
Transferring liquids
Storing and transportation; canning; bottling
Food-processing support tasks (e.g., packing fillets and ground meat)

Key specifications (published)

SKU	56-600
Material / construction	Urethane; nylon reinforced; sewn edges
Thickness	7 mil
Color	Yellow
Closure / adjustability	Integral ties; sealed grommets; three-piece 28" ties (published)
Available sizes	35" x 48" and 35" x 55"
Primary industries (published)	Food Processing; Life Sciences
Packaging	48 aprons per case
Silicone-free	Not tested (published)

Always confirm chemical compatibility and PPE selection using your site hazard assessment and the applicable SDS for the chemicals in use. Aprons reduce torso exposure; eye/face protection and properly selected chemical-resistant gloves may also be required for splash-prone tasks.

Packaging and handling

Shipped as a case of 48 aprons. Keep aprons in original packaging until use to reduce accidental damage (cuts, creases, or punctures) that can reduce barrier performance.

After use, follow your facility SOP for wipe-down, segregation, and disposal based on the chemicals and soils encountered.

Storage and lifecycle control

Store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
Avoid sharp edges during staging and storage to prevent micro-cuts.
Inspect before use (tears, pinholes, grommet stress, seam damage) and remove from service if compromised.

Documentation

Use manufacturer documentation alongside your hazard assessment to support PPE selection, training, and safe-work procedures.

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The Technical Vault By SOSCleanroom

PPE Safety Article Routine Splash Control Oil / Grease / Chemical Contact Standard Work + Training

Most exposure events are repetitive, not dramatic

Many facilities plan around “the big spill,” but day-to-day exposure risk usually comes from smaller, repeatable events: hose overspray, drip lines, splash during pouring, wipe-down run-off, and incidental contact against wet equipment. When garments get saturated, teams often start taking shortcuts—and that is when minor exposure becomes a preventable incident. A bib apron is a simple control because it places a barrier layer between the process and the torso, where splash events often land.

Why 7 mil nylon-reinforced urethane is used for daily wear

AlphaTec® 56-600 is described as a lightweight urethane apron designed for comfort and extended wear, while still targeting tear, abrasion, and puncture resistance through nylon reinforcement. This is an important combination in wet-process operations: a stiff apron can fatigue workers and drift out of position, while an overly light film can fail at grommets and edges after repeated use. The goal is controlled flexibility with durability where it matters.

Operational takeaway

If your aprons are tearing at stress points (ties, grommets, edge wear) or teams avoid wearing them because they are uncomfortable, you have a predictable safety gap. Selecting a durable-but-wearable apron is a control that supports compliance with safe-work procedures.

Fit retention is a safety feature (not a convenience)

Aprons only protect when they stay where they belong. This series is published with sealed grommets and three-piece 28" ties intended to provide durable, adjustable fit. In practice, fit retention reduces re-adjustment, reduces snag hazards from loose ties, and helps maintain consistent coverage during bending, lifting, and transfers.

Standardize the tie method: train a consistent tie routine so apron drift doesn’t become normal.
Inspect the stress points: grommets, ties, and seams should be checked before high-splash tasks.
Use the right bib size: selecting 35" x 48" vs 35" x 55" is a coverage decision, not just a comfort decision.

Integrate the apron into a complete PPE system

Aprons reduce torso exposure, but they do not protect the eyes/face or hands/forearms. For splash-prone work, pair an apron with properly selected chemical-resistant gloves, eye protection (goggles or face shield), and footwear controls based on your hazard assessment and SDS guidance.

Practical checklist

Confirm chemical(s), concentration, temperature, and exposure duration (SDS + site risk assessment).
Define when the apron must be removed from service (tear, seam damage, grommet stress, contamination event).
Standardize cleanup and disposal practices to reduce secondary transfer to tools, handles, and controls.

Why SOSCleanroom emphasizes best-in-class Ansell PPE

PPE programs break down when the “same apron” becomes multiple different aprons due to substitutions. Standardizing on a best-in-class manufacturer helps keep training, purchasing, and safety expectations anchored to one spec. SOSCleanroom’s close relationship with Ansell supports that consistency by helping customers align product selection, documentation, and replenishment planning.

Facility wipe-down support (reduces secondary transfer)

Secondary transfer often happens when gloves touch contaminated apron surfaces and then touch controls, doors, or tools. Controlled wipe-down materials can support safer transitions.