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The DUPONT QC125SYL3X001200 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tychem 2000 fabric, a lightweight polyethylene-coated material rated at 2.5 oz per square yard. Designed for light chemical splash protection, the garment provides at least 30 minutes of barrier protection against more than 40 chemical challenges. The coverall features a front zipper closure with stormflap, elastic cuffs and ankles, and serged seams throughout. It is intended for single-use applications in industrial environments where chemical splash exposure is a recognized hazard. Industrial hygienists, safety officers, and trade professionals in chemical processing, food production, and similar industries specify this garment for routine hazard control.
This coverall is suited for light splash protection scenarios in a range of industrial settings, including petroleum refining, pulp and paper manufacturing, food processing, chemical processing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The 3X-Large sizing accommodates larger-framed workers requiring full-body coverage. The yellow coloring supports visual identification on the job site. Sold in cases of 12, this SKU is practical for stocking safety supply rooms or outfitting crews on multi-worker tasks. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification means it is appropriate for general industrial use rather than controlled cleanroom environments.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-supply coverall for light chemical splash protection programs in non-cleanroom industrial environments, consistent with OSHA and ASTM testing standards listed for this garment series.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective coveralls should follow facility-specific written procedures and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment standards. Power down or de-energize relevant equipment and isolate chemical sources before entering the work area. Inspect each coverall for packaging integrity before use and discard any garment with visible damage or compromised seams. Disposal of contaminated coveralls must comply with applicable local, state, and federal hazardous waste regulations.
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