Oversleeves for asbestos removal workers are specialized protective accessories designed to prevent asbestos fiber exposure, a critical hazard given asbestos’ link to mesothelioma and lung cancer. Constructed from heavy-duty, impermeable materials such as butyl rubber or PVC-coated nonwovens, these oversleeves create a robust barrier against airborne fibers and liquid contaminants, ensuring compliance with OSHA 1926.1101 and EN 14126 standards for asbestos abatement. The material is tear-resistant and designed to trap fibers, preventing them from adhering to skin or clothing and reducing the risk of cross-contamination. Design features include a extended length (60–80cm) to cover from wrist to shoulder, with elastic or adjustable closures at both ends to create an airtight seal—critical for preventing fiber infiltration. They are often textured for grip, aiding in handling tools like scrapers and HEPA vacuums, and compatible with full-body suits and gloves, forming a seamless protective system. These oversleeves are disposable to ensure safe disposal of contaminated PPE, as reusing them could release trapped fibers. They are typically color-coded (e.g., red) to indicate use in asbestos zones, reinforcing proper PPE protocols. By using these oversleeves, abatement teams minimize fiber inhalation and skin contact, protect workers’ long-term health, and ensure compliance with strict disposal regulations, making them indispensable in asbestos removal operations.