These smocks are used when handling hazardous dry particulates and during exposure to hazardous light chemical splash and spray. Dry particulates are larger in size than aerosols and include dust and dirt. Garments that provide light-chemical splash and spray resistance protect against inorganic acids, bases, and salts and are worn when cleaning tanks or hazardous waste cleanup when liquid jet streams are encountered. Smocks have sleeves and overlapping front panels to cover a worker's front, arms, and back. They are knee length or longer.
