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The DUPONT C3122TTN2X000600 is a size 2X-Large disposable coverall constructed from Tychem 5000 fabric, a multi-layer film barrier laminated to a 2.0 oz per square yard polypropylene substrate. Designed for hazardous materials response, chemical handling, and industrial spill scenarios, this garment provides splash and liquid chemical protection with taped seams and an elastic cuff configuration. At 4.4 oz material weight and an 18.00-mil material thickness, Tychem 5000 balances barrier performance with enough durability for rigorous fieldwork. Licensed HVAC, industrial, and hazmat-qualified technicians working in environments with chemical splash exposure rely on this coverall type as part of a full PPE ensemble.
This coverall is suited for a broad range of hazardous duty applications including chemical handling, petro-chemical operations, hazardous materials and waste clean-up, fire department hazmat response, industrial hazmat team deployments, utility work, and domestic preparedness operations. The 30-inch inseam, attached sock ankle, and zipper front with storm flap make it practical for extended wear in contaminated environments. The tan coloring and ISO Non-Cleanroom classification place it squarely in field and industrial use rather than controlled cleanroom settings. It is sold in a package quantity of 6 units.
Designed for use in chemical handling, petro-chemical, hazardous materials and waste clean-up, fire department hazmat response, industrial hazmat team, utility, and domestic preparedness applications requiring liquid splash and chemical barrier protection.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective garments should follow site-specific hazmat protocols and applicable OSHA standards. Always inspect the coverall for tears, missing seam tape, or zipper damage before entry into a contaminated area. Doffing must be performed carefully to avoid self-contamination; follow established decontamination procedures. Dispose of used garments in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations governing contaminated PPE.
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