Mold Inspection & Testing Coveralls — PL-CA-103
PL-CA-103 is a disposable 60 GSM SMS coverall with an attached hood and boot covers for mold inspectors, mold testers and indoor air quality (IAQ) assessors. It keeps dust, spores and debris off your clothes when you enter attics, crawl spaces and basements to inspect, sample or carry out post-remediation clearance checks. Poltex International ships it from U.S. stock in Anderson, South Carolina, in XL, 2XL and 3XL, packed 10, 25 or 50 suits per case.
Who uses PL-CA-103?
- Mold inspectors and assessors who enter affected areas to look for visible growth, moisture and the source of water damage.
- Mold testing and IAQ technicians who take air, swab or tape-lift samples and need to leave the site without carrying debris to the next property.
- Home inspectors and property managers who check attics, crawl spaces and basements before a sale, lease or renovation.
- Clearance testers who return after remediation to confirm that a work area is ready to be released.
Why inspectors use a disposable suit
An inspector may visit several properties in one day. A single-use suit is put on before entering the affected area and removed and bagged before leaving, so dust and spores stay on site instead of travelling to the vehicle, the office or the next client’s home. The attached hood and boot covers mean you do not need separate head and shoe covers, and the front zipper makes the suit quick to put on and take off between jobs.
PL-CA-103 specifications
| Fabric | 60 GSM SMS (spunbond–meltblown–spunbond) nonwoven |
|---|---|
| Construction | One-piece, single-use suit with attached hood and boot covers |
| Closure and cuffs | Front zipper, elastic wrists and ankles |
| Sizes | XL, 2XL and 3XL |
| Case packs | 10, 25 or 50 suits, one size per case |
Planning your case order
Most inspectors use one fresh suit per property visit. For example, an inspector who visits three properties a day, five days a week, uses about 15 suits a week, so a 25-suit case lasts a little under two weeks and a 50-suit case lasts a little over three. Inspection companies with several technicians usually order 50-suit cases in each size. For mixed sizes, work out quantities by size first using the size and case-pack guide.
Inspection suit or remediation suit?
PL-CA-103 is listed for inspection and testing visits. Crews doing the actual mold removal and water-damage restoration usually order PL-CA-108 mold removal suits. Both listings specify 60 GSM SMS with an attached hood and boot covers. For containment procedures and PPE selection on a remediation job, see the mold remediation coveralls guide.
Follow your company’s exposure assessment and PPE plan, including respiratory protection where it is required. The catalog specifies 60 GSM SMS and the garment construction. A Type rating or chemical splash performance has not been verified for this model.
Frequently asked questions
How much do PL-CA-103 coveralls cost?
A case of 10 costs $40 ($4.00 per suit), a case of 25 costs $75 ($3.00 per suit), and a case of 50 costs $125 ($2.50 per suit), before shipping and tax.
Can I mix sizes in one case?
Each case contains one size. To order a mix of XL, 2XL and 3XL, add a separate case for each size you need.
Are the hood and boot covers attached?
Yes. The hood and boot covers are part of the one-piece suit. It also has a front zipper and elastic wrists and ankles.
Should I wear a new suit at every property?
Using a fresh suit for each property helps stop dust and spores moving from one site to the next. Remove the suit before leaving the affected area, bag it and dispose of it according to your company’s procedure.
For recurring or mixed-size bulk orders, request a bulk quote with the model, case quantities, size breakdown and delivery ZIP code.
