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The DUPONT SL122TWH5X000600 is a size 5X-Large disposable coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, a Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek substrate that delivers multi-hazard protection in demanding industrial and emergency-response environments. Weighing 3.6 oz per square yard, the fabric resists chemical splash, abrasion, bloodborne pathogens, and flame exposure while maintaining the lightweight profile required for extended wear. Taped seams, an elastic cuff, and an attached sock with boot overflap ankle provide additional barrier integrity at critical entry points. The front zipper closure allows for rapid donning and doffing. This garment is rated for non-cleanroom ISO applications and is sold in a package quantity of six units.
This coverall is used in chemical handling, hazmat response, industrial maintenance, and biological exposure scenarios where a disposable, multi-protection barrier garment is required. The 5X-Large sizing accommodates larger-framed workers and those wearing additional undergarments or arc-flash rated base layers. With a 33.5-inch inseam and full-body coverage including the attached sock, it is suited for ground-level work around liquid chemical spills, abrasive particulates, and environments with bloodborne pathogen exposure risk. Safety managers, industrial hygienists, and trade crews involved in chemical plant shutdowns, remediation work, or biohazard cleanup typically specify this garment.
Designed as an OEM-specification disposable coverall for use in chemical, industrial, and biohazard protection applications requiring Tychem 4000 fabric construction and non-cleanroom ISO classification.
Inspection before each use is required; discard any garment showing tears, punctures, or compromised seam tape prior to entering a hazardous environment. Don the coverall in a clean staging area before entering the work zone; avoid dragging the attached sock on contaminated surfaces before the boot is in place. Follow applicable OSHA PPE selection and decontamination procedures and site-specific hazmat protocols when removing the garment. Disposal must comply with local regulations governing the waste classification of the contaminants encountered.
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