Dupont SL122BWHMD001200 Disposable Coveralls Medium

Product Description

The DUPONT SL122BWHMD001200 is a disposable full-body coverall built on Tychem 4000 fabric, which laminates Saranex 23-P film to Tyvek substrate to create a rugged barrier against chemical splash, abrasion, and airborne particulates. Sized for medium-frame workers, the garment weighs 3.6 oz per square yard and features a front zipper closure with stormflap, elastic cuffs, attached socks at the ankle, and bound seams throughout. HVAC technicians, plumbers, remediation crews, and industrial maintenance workers reach for this coverall when jobsite conditions involve chemical exposure or heavy particulate contamination.

This coverall suits residential and light commercial applications where workers need a cost-effective, single-use barrier garment. Typical scenarios include duct cleaning, insulation removal, chemical handling, and maintenance work in environments with airborne particulates or incidental liquid chemical contact. The attached sock design seals the ankle-to-boot interface, reducing the entry points for contaminants. Garments are sold in cases of 12, making them practical to stock on a service vehicle or in a shop supply room.

Key Features

• Tychem 4000 fabric: Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek for chemical and abrasion resistance
• Zipper front closure with stormflap for a secure, contaminant-resistant seal
• Bound seams provide added strength and reduced particle shedding at stitch lines
• Elastic cuffs conform to wrists to limit gap between glove and sleeve
• Attached sock ankle eliminates open-ankle gap at the boot interface
• Disposable single-use construction eliminates decontamination between jobs
• Meets ASTM D1777, ASTM D3776, ASTM D3786, ASTM D5034, and OSHA 16 CFR 1610 standards

Compatibility

Designed as a single-use protective coverall for medium-frame workers requiring chemical, abrasion, and particle barrier protection in non-cleanroom industrial and trade environments.

Installation Notes

Coveralls should be donned before entering a contaminated work area and inspected for tears or compromised seams prior to use. Power down or isolate mechanical and electrical systems as required by site safety protocols before beginning work. Pair with compatible chemical-resistant gloves, boot covers, and respiratory protection as dictated by the hazard assessment for the specific job. Dispose of the garment in accordance with local regulations after use, particularly when chemical contamination is present.