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The DUPONT C3360TTN2X000600 is a disposable bib-style overall coverall constructed from Tychem 5000 film laminate material, engineered for chemical and liquid splash protection in hazmat and industrial environments. Weighing in at 4.4 oz material weight with taped seams and a zipper closure, this garment provides a dependable barrier against liquid hazards in size 2X-Large. The open cuff and open ankle design combined with adjustable webbing shoulder straps make this a practical fit for a range of body types. Licensed HVAC techs, industrial hygienists, fire department hazmat teams, utility workers, and emergency responders working around chemical or biological hazards rely on this garment for below-waist protection during short-duration exposure tasks.
This bib overall is designed for applications including chemical handling, petro-chemical operations, hazardous materials and waste clean-up, fire department hazmat response, industrial hazmat teams, utility work, and domestic preparedness operations. It is typically worn in combination with the C3670TTN jacket for full-body coverage, or independently in scenarios where potential chemical exposure is limited to below the waist. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification means this garment is suited for standard industrial and field settings rather than controlled cleanroom environments. Package quantity is 6 units per pack with a minimum order quantity of 1.
Designed for use as a standalone bib overall or in combination with the DUPONT C3670TTN jacket to form a full-body chemical protective ensemble. Suited for industrial, municipal, and emergency response applications requiring liquid and chemical splash protection where potential exposure is below the waist.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective garments should follow the facility or incident commander safety plan and applicable OSHA guidelines. Inspect the garment for tears, punctures, or compromised seams before each use — disposable garments must not be reused after chemical exposure. Ensure all complementary PPE including gloves, boot covers, and respiratory protection are in place before entering the hazard zone. Disposal of contaminated garments must comply with applicable federal, state, and local hazardous waste regulations.
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