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The DUPONT QC127TYLXL000400 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tychem 2000 fabric, designed to provide light splash protection against chemical and oil hazards in industrial work environments. Tychem 2000 is a lightweight, durable barrier fabric weighing 2.5 oz per square yard that delivers at least 30 minutes of protection against more than 40 chemical challenges. The coverall features a storm flap closure, taped seams, and elastic cuffs and ankles to help minimize chemical ingress at entry points. It is sized X-Large with a 29-inch inseam. Licensed industrial hygienists, safety officers, and trade contractors in hazardous-adjacent environments specify this garment as a cost-effective disposable barrier layer. Each package contains 4 units.
This coverall is suited for light chemical splash exposure across a range of industrial applications, including petroleum refining, pulp and paper manufacturing, food processing, chemical processing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The yellow color provides high visibility on the work floor. With zero pockets and a streamlined construction, the garment is intended for single-use applications where contamination control and worker protection are priorities. It is appropriate for non-hazardous-rated protection scenarios where skin and clothing protection from incidental splashes is required.
Designed for light splash protection in industrial environments including petroleum refining, pulp and paper manufacturing, food processing, chemical processing, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Intended for non-hazardous-rated chemical protection applications where disposable barrier garments are required.
Donning and doffing should follow the facility or site safety officer's established protocol for disposable chemical protective garments. Inspect each garment for tears or defects before use and discard any damaged units. After exposure to chemicals, remove the coverall carefully to avoid skin contact with the contaminated exterior, following proper doffing procedures. Dispose of used garments in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations governing chemically contaminated materials.
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