Dupont NB122SWHLG002500 Disposable Coveralls Large 25pk

Product Description

The DUPONT NB122SWHLG002500 is a size Large disposable coverall constructed from ProShield 50 microporous film SMS material weighing 1.5 ounces per square yard. It provides a barrier against non-hazardous aerosols, light liquid splash, dry particles, and abrasion. The garment features a front zipper closure, serged seams, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles for a secure fit. Each case includes 25 coveralls. This type of garment is typically donned by industrial workers, sanitation crews, and remediation technicians before entering a contaminated work area.

These coveralls are suited for general industrial maintenance, janitorial and sanitation operations, asbestos abatement, and hazardous remediation tasks involving non-hazardous protection levels. The roomy cut is designed to allow ease of movement over standard work clothing. The elastic cuff and ankle closures help reduce particulate ingress at the wrists and ankles. An ISO Non-Cleanroom classification makes them appropriate for field and industrial environments rather than controlled cleanroom settings. No pockets are included, keeping the garment profile low-profile for tight work spaces.

Key Features

• ProShield 50 microporous film material at 1.5 oz material weight — barrier against aerosols, light liquid splash, and dry particles
• Zipper front closure for quick donning and doffing
• Serged seams for durability along high-stress stitch lines
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles for secure fit over boots and gloves
• ISO Non-Cleanroom rated — suitable for general industrial and remediation environments
• Packaged 25 coveralls per case with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed for single-use applications in janitorial, sanitation, general industrial maintenance, asbestos abatement, and hazardous remediation environments where non-hazardous protection is required.

Installation Notes

Disposable coveralls are donned by safety-trained workers and do not require tools for installation. Inspect the garment for tears or defects before each use and discard any damaged units. Follow applicable OSHA and site-specific PPE protocols when selecting the appropriate protection level for the task. Dispose of used coveralls according to local regulations, particularly when used in asbestos abatement or remediation environments.