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The DUPONT C3128TTN3X000600 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall designed for hazmat and industrial applications where repeated-use protective clothing is required. Built in a 3X-Large size with a tan exterior, this coverall features a zipper closure for quick donning and doffing and elastic cuffs that help seal out contaminants at the wrists. It is intended for environments where workers face exposure to chemicals, splashes, or particulates and need a durable outer garment that can withstand multiple uses. Industrial safety coordinators, hazmat responders, and maintenance crews in chemical processing, manufacturing, or remediation settings are the primary users of this garment.
This coverall is suited for non-cleanroom industrial and hazmat work environments. Its chemical-resistant construction makes it appropriate for use during maintenance tasks, chemical handling operations, spill response, and similar scenarios where worker protection from liquid or particulate exposure is a priority. The elastic cuff design provides a close fit around the wrists, reducing the gap between glove and sleeve in layered PPE setups. Sold in a package quantity of six units, it is well suited for facility stocking, safety supply programs, and job-site deployment.
Designed as a non-cleanroom, non-disposable chemical-resistant coverall for general industrial and hazmat work environments where reusable full-body protective garments are required.
Donning and doffing of chemical-resistant coveralls should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA standards for hazardous material handling. Always inspect the garment for tears, zipper damage, or compromised seams before each use. Pair with compatible gloves, boots, and respiratory protection as dictated by the site safety data sheet and job hazard analysis. Decontamination procedures should be followed before removal to prevent secondary exposure.
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