Dupont SL120BWHLG001200 Chemical-resistant Coverall

Product Description

The DUPONT SL120BWHLG001200 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall constructed from Saranex laminate fabric. Sized for large-frame workers, it provides a reusable barrier against a range of chemical splash and liquid hazards encountered in industrial, maintenance, and hazmat-adjacent environments. The zipper front closure includes a storm flap for added protection at the entry point. Open cuffs and open ankles allow for flexible integration with gloves and boot covers. Bias-bound seams reinforce the garment at high-stress points. This coverall is intended for use by safety professionals, industrial hygienists, maintenance crews, and trade workers operating in chemically active environments.}

This coverall suits applications in chemical handling, industrial maintenance, remediation staging areas, and similar worksites where liquid splash resistance is required. The Saranex material provides a non-cleanroom-rated barrier layer appropriate for non-hazardous chemical protection classifications. It is sold in cases of 12 units with a minimum order quantity of 1, making it practical for both single-use replenishment and crew-level stocking. The white colorway allows for easy visual contamination inspection during and after use.

Key Features

• Saranex laminate construction provides chemical splash and liquid resistance
• Zipper front closure with storm flap seals the entry point against liquid intrusion
• Bias-bound seams add durability and reduce seam-failure risk under stress
• Open cuff and open ankle design for compatibility with gloves and boot covers
• Non-disposable construction supports reuse where contamination levels permit
• White color enables quick visual inspection for contamination

Compatibility

Designed for large-frame workers requiring non-disposable chemical-resistant coverall protection in non-cleanroom industrial and maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow site-specific PPE protocols established by a qualified safety officer. Inspect the garment for tears, seam separation, or zipper damage before each use. Decontaminate per applicable site procedures before removal to avoid secondary exposure. Disposal or reuse determination should follow the site safety data sheet for the specific chemical exposure involved.