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The DUPONT QC120SYLLG001200 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tychem 2000 fabric, a lightweight polyethylene (PE) film laminate that delivers at least 30 minutes of splash protection against more than 40 chemical challenges. Weighing 2.5 oz per square yard, the garment uses a zipper closure with a stormflap, serged seams, and open cuffs and ankles for quick donning. At 10.00 mil material thickness, the coverall balances barrier performance with wearer comfort across extended shifts. This garment is worn by industrial workers and safety professionals in environments where light chemical splash exposure is a primary hazard.
Rated for light splash protection, the QC120SYLLG001200 is suited for petroleum refining, pulp and paper manufacturing, food processing, chemical processing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing operations. The large size with a 29-inch inseam fits a broad range of workers. The yellow color supports visual identification on the job site. Sold in cases of 12, this coverall is a standard consumable PPE item stocked by safety coordinators and industrial supply managers for routine site use.
Designed for use in light chemical splash environments across petroleum refining, pulp and paper manufacturing, food processing, chemical processing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Compatible with standard PPE ensembles including chemical-resistant gloves and boot covers where open cuff and ankle styles allow interface layering.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective coveralls should follow the site hazard assessment and applicable OSHA PPE standards for the specific chemical exposure risk. Power down or isolate chemical processes before donning or removing the garment where feasible to avoid secondary contamination. Inspect the garment for tears, punctures, or seam failures before each use and discard any damaged unit. Disposal of contaminated coveralls must follow applicable local, state, and federal regulations for chemical waste.
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