Dupont NB120SWHSM002500 Disposable Coveralls Small 25pk

Product Description

The DUPONT NB120SWHSM002500 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from ProShield 50 microporous film material weighing 1.5 ounces per square yard. The SMS-based fabric delivers a barrier against non-hazardous aerosols, light liquid splash, and dry particulates. A front zipper closure, serged seams, open cuffs, and open ankles define the construction. The roomy cut supports mobility during extended wear. Each case contains 25 individually packaged coveralls in size Small. These are installed and worn by industrial maintenance workers, janitorial staff, hazmat remediation technicians, and asbestos abatement crews as single-use protective garments.

This coverall is suited for general industrial maintenance, janitorial and sanitation tasks, hazardous material remediation, and asbestos abatement applications. The white color and serged seam construction are consistent with ISO Non-Cleanroom class environments. The open cuff and open ankle design allows for layering over standard work attire. Applications span both commercial and light industrial settings where reusable garments are impractical or prohibited by site protocol.

Key Features

• ProShield 50 microporous film provides barrier against light liquid splash and dry particles
• Front zipper closure for fast donning and doffing
• Serged seam construction for consistent coverage at seam lines
• Open cuff and open ankle design compatible with layering over footwear and gloves
• Lightweight 1.5 oz material weight supports comfort during extended tasks
• 25 coveralls per package, Non-Cleanroom ISO class rated

Compatibility

Designed for single-use protective applications in general industrial maintenance, janitorial and sanitation work, asbestos abatement, and hazardous remediation environments requiring non-hazardous splash and particulate protection.

Installation Notes

Coveralls should be donned before entering the work area and inspected for tears or defects prior to each use. Power down or isolate equipment in the work zone per applicable site safety procedures before beginning remediation or maintenance tasks. Dispose of used coveralls in accordance with local regulations governing the type of contaminants encountered. OSHA and site-specific PPE protocols should be followed to determine whether additional respiratory, eye, or hand protection is required.