Dupont C3275TTN4X000600 Welding Cape 4x-large 6 Pack

Product Description

The DUPONT C3275TTN4X000600 is a welding cape designed for industrial and trade environments where arc flash, spatter, and chemical splash protection are required. Constructed from Tychem CPF 3 fabric weighing 18.0 oz, this cape provides a durable barrier for the upper body and shoulder area during welding and related operations. The snap closure at the neck and waist tie allow for a secure, adjustable fit. Bound seams around the neck opening add structural integrity. This cape weighs approximately 2.27 pounds per unit and is sold in a package quantity of 6.

This cape is intended for use in welding, industrial maintenance, and chemical handling applications where upper-body protection is needed. The 4X-Large size accommodates larger-framed workers operating in demanding shop or field environments. The Tychem CPF 3 material is recognized in industrial safety programs for its resistance to a range of hazardous substances. Trade professionals in fabrication, manufacturing, and maintenance will find this cape suitable for tasks requiring both flame-adjacent and chemical splash protection for the torso and arms.

Key Features

• Tychem CPF 3 fabric construction at 18.0 oz for durable upper-body protection
• Snap closure at neck opening for secure, tool-free fitment
• Waist ties for additional adjustability and coverage
• Bound seams around neck opening for reinforced wear points
• Meets ASTM F1670 and ASTM F1671 standards for blood and viral penetration resistance
• Packaged in a quantity of 6 units per order

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective cape for industrial welding and chemical splash applications requiring upper-body coverage in size 4X-Large.

Installation Notes

This cape is donned and doffed by qualified workers or safety personnel following site-specific PPE protocols. Power down and de-energize equipment before performing any maintenance tasks while wearing protective garments. Inspect the cape before each use for tears, compromised seams, or damaged snaps that could reduce protection. Disposal and decontamination should follow applicable site safety plans and regulatory requirements for chemical-protective garments.