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The DUPONT QS127TGR4X000400 is a disposable coverall constructed from Tychem 2000 SFR fabric, engineered to provide chemical splash resistance and secondary flame protection in a single lightweight garment. Weighing 3.2 oz per square yard at a material thickness of 7.50, the suit is designed to be worn over a primary flame-resistant (FR) garment. A front zipper with stormflap closure, taped seams, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles deliver a secure fit that limits exposure at key entry points. Safety professionals, hazmat responders, and industrial hygienists rely on this coverall where simultaneous chemical and flash-fire hazard exposure is possible.
This coverall is suited for industrial, chemical processing, and emergency response environments where workers face flame, chemical splash, particulate, and bloodborne pathogen hazards. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification makes it appropriate for standard industrial and field applications rather than controlled-environment settings. The 4X-Large size accommodates workers requiring extended sizing while the 34.25-inch inseam provides coverage through the lower leg. Packages ship in quantities of four units, with a minimum order quantity of one package.
Designed for use over primary flame-resistant garments in industrial and emergency response applications requiring simultaneous flame, chemical splash, particulate, and bloodborne pathogen protection at the ISO Non-Cleanroom classification level.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective coveralls should follow site-specific hazmat protocols and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment standards. Always inspect the garment for tears, compromised seams, or zipper defects before entry into a hazard area. This coverall is intended as a secondary protective layer and must be worn over a rated primary FR garment where flash-fire hazard exists. Dispose of the garment according to local regulations governing contaminated PPE.
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