Dupont SL120BWHMD001200 Tychem 4000 Coverall Medium

Product Description

The DUPONT SL120BWHMD001200 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, which bonds Saranex 23-P film to Tyvek substrate to form a barrier against a wide range of chemical hazards. The garment weighs 3.6 oz per square yard and features bias-bound seams, an open cuff, open ankle, and a front zipper closure. At 9 pounds per case of 12, each suit is lightweight enough for extended wear while maintaining durable abrasion resistance. This coverall is intended for use by industrial hygienists, hazmat technicians, emergency medical responders, and other trade professionals working in environments where chemical contact is a primary exposure risk.

This coverall is suited for applications including chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments. The white Tychem 4000 construction meets ISO Non-Cleanroom classification, making it appropriate for controlled industrial settings that do not require full cleanroom protocol. The size medium cut accommodates standard trade fit and ships in case quantities of 12 units, with a minimum order of 1 unit.

Key Features

• Tychem 4000 fabric: Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek for chemical barrier performance and abrasion resistance
• Bias-bound seam construction for added durability at stress points
• Front zipper closure for quick donning and doffing
• Open cuff and open ankle design for flexible layering with gloves and boot covers
• ISO Non-Cleanroom rated — appropriate for industrial hazmat and remediation work
• 28-inch inseam for consistent sizing in medium garments

Compatibility

Designed for use in chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environment applications where Tychem 4000 fabric protection is specified. Part of the SL120BWH series.

Installation Notes

Coveralls should be donned by trained personnel following the site-specific donning and doffing procedures required by applicable OSHA standards. Power down or isolate the work area from active chemical or biological hazard sources before suiting up. Inspect each garment for tears, compromised seams, or zipper defects prior to entry into any hazardous zone. Disposal must follow site protocols and applicable federal and local regulations for contaminated PPE.