Dupont SL122TWHMD000600 Coveralls Medium Tychem 4000

Product Description

The DUPONT SL122TWHMD000600 is a size medium disposable coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, a Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek substrate that provides a rugged, abrasion-resistant barrier. Weighing 3.6 oz per square yard, this coverall delivers effective protection against a range of chemical hazards including liquid splash, bloodborne pathogens, and flame exposure. The garment features a front zipper closure, taped seams, elastic cuffs, and an attached sock with boot overlap at the ankle for full-body coverage. It is intended for use by safety professionals, hazmat responders, industrial hygienists, and skilled tradespeople working in chemically hazardous environments.

This coverall is suited for non-cleanroom industrial and commercial applications where workers face exposure to chemical splash, liquid hazards, bloodborne pathogens, abrasion, and flame. The taped seam construction and attached sock ankle style make it appropriate for scenarios requiring a more complete barrier than standard disposable garments. It is sold in packages of 6 units, making it practical for crew-level deployment on job sites or in facility safety programs.

Key Features

• Tychem 4000 fabric: Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek for abrasion resistance and chemical barrier performance
• Protection against chemical splash, liquid penetration, bloodborne pathogens, and flame
• Taped seams reduce potential penetration points at stitch lines
• Elastic cuffs and attached sock with boot overlap provide secure fit at extremities
• Front zipper closure for ease of donning and doffing
• ISO Non-Cleanroom class rating

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable protective coverall for non-cleanroom industrial and chemical environments where Tychem 4000 fabric performance meets the required hazard protection level.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of chemical protective garments should follow facility safety protocols and applicable OSHA guidelines. Inspect the garment for tears, punctures, or compromised seams before each use. Power down or de-energize nearby equipment as required by site-specific procedures prior to entering hazardous work areas. Disposal of used garments must comply with applicable local, state, and federal regulations for contaminated PPE.