Dupont C3525TTNSM000600 Encapsulated Suit Small Tan

Product Description

The DUPONT C3525TTNSM000600 is a Tychem CPF 3 encapsulated chemical protective suit designed for use in hazardous environments where full-body chemical resistance is required. Constructed from Tychem CPF 3 fabric at 18 mm thickness and 4.4 oz per square yard, the suit provides a taped-seam barrier against a broad range of chemical splashes and vapors. The front zipper entry, elastic wrist closures, and encapsulated design work together to minimize exposure pathways. This garment is intended for installation and use by safety professionals, hazmat technicians, industrial hygienists, and qualified trade workers operating in environments with chemical exposure risk.

This suit is sized Small with a 28.5-inch inseam and is classified as a chemical garment under UNSPSC code 46181503. It meets ASTM D1777, ASTM D3776, ASTM D3787, ASTM D5034, and OSHA 16 CFR 1610 standards, and carries ASTM F739 certification for chemical permeation resistance. The tan colorway and encapsulated construction make it suitable for industrial, emergency response, and hazardous material handling scenarios in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Key Features

• Tychem CPF 3 fabric construction at 18 mm material thickness
• Material weight of 4.4 oz per square yard for balanced protection and wearability
• Taped seams reduce potential chemical infiltration at stitch points
• Front zipper closure with encapsulated design for full-body coverage
• Elastic wrist style for secure fit and reduced gap exposure
• Meets ASTM D1777, ASTM D3776, ASTM D3787, ASTM D5034, OSHA 16 CFR 1610, and ASTM F739 certification standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style encapsulated chemical protective suit for use in hazardous material handling, emergency response, and industrial chemical environments where full-body barrier protection is required.

Installation Notes

This garment should be donned and doffed by trained personnel following applicable site safety protocols and OSHA hazardous materials procedures. Inspect the suit for tears, zipper integrity, and seam condition before each use. Ensure wrist closures are fully seated and the front zipper is completely closed prior to entering a contaminated area. Decontamination and disposal must comply with local environmental and safety regulations governing chemical protective equipment.