Dupont NB120SWHXL002500 Disposable Coveralls Xl 25 Pack

Product Description

The DUPONT NB120SWHXL002500 is a disposable coverall made from ProShield 50 microporous film material, designed to provide a barrier against non-hazardous aerosols, light liquid splash, and dry particles. Weighing 1.5 oz per garment, this X-Large white coverall features a full-length zipper closure, serged seams, open cuffs, and open ankles. The roomy cut supports greater mobility during active work, making it a practical choice for technicians and tradespeople who need reliable single-use protection without bulk. Each case contains 25 coveralls.

This coverall is suited for general industrial maintenance, janitorial and sanitation work, asbestos abatement, and hazardous remediation tasks where non-hazardous splash and particulate protection is required. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification makes it appropriate for standard industrial and commercial environments rather than controlled cleanroom settings. Typical users include HVAC technicians, plumbers, remediation crews, and maintenance personnel working in contaminated or dirty environments.

Key Features

• ProShield 50 microporous film construction provides a barrier against light liquid splash and dry particulates
• Full-length zipper closure for quick donning and doffing
• Serged seams for added durability at stress points
• Roomy design allows full range of motion during installation and service work
• Open cuff and open ankle style for compatibility with gloves and boot covers
• Lightweight at 1.5 oz per garment, reducing fatigue during extended wear

Compatibility

Designed for general industrial and commercial applications including janitorial, sanitation, general industrial maintenance, asbestos abatement, and hazardous remediation. Rated for non-hazardous protection only; not intended for use with highly toxic chemicals or environments requiring higher-rated PPE.

Installation Notes

Don the coverall before entering the work area and inspect for tears or defects prior to use. Power down electrical equipment and shut off relevant utilities before beginning any maintenance or remediation work where this garment is worn. Dispose of the coverall according to applicable local, state, or federal regulations for contaminated PPE after each use. Consult site safety requirements and OSHA guidelines to confirm this garment meets the protection level required for the specific task.