Dupont SL125BWH3X001200 Disposable Coveralls 3XL Tychem 4000

Product Description

The DUPONT SL125BWH3X001200 is a size 3X-Large disposable coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, which combines Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek to create a rugged, abrasion-resistant barrier garment. Weighing 3.6 oz per square yard, this coverall features a front zipper closure with stormflap, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and bias-bound seams. It is designed for single-use deployment in environments where chemical splash, particulate, or hazardous material exposure is a concern. Licensed HVAC, remediation, and industrial trades rely on this garment when working in contaminated or chemically active job sites.

This coverall is suited for a broad range of applications including chemical mixing, hazardous materials remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification makes it appropriate for industrial and field use rather than controlled cleanroom environments. The 31-inch inseam and 3X-Large cut provide adequate coverage for most adult workers requiring extended-size protection. This SKU ships in a package quantity of 12 units.

Key Features

• Tychem 4000 fabric: Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek for chemical and abrasion resistance
• Front zipper closure with stormflap for added splash protection at the entry seam
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles provide a secure, close fit at wrist and ankle openings
• Bias-bound seams for reinforced seam integrity throughout the garment
• 31-inch inseam length; sized at 3X-Large for extended coverage
• Meets ASTM D1777, ASTM D3776, ASTM D3786, ASTM D5034, and OSHA 16 CFR 1610 standards

Compatibility

Designed for use in chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments where a disposable Tychem 4000 coverall is specified. ISO Non-Cleanroom rated; not intended for controlled cleanroom applications.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of chemical protective garments should follow site-specific hazmat protocols and applicable OSHA guidelines. Inspect each garment for tears, punctures, or compromised seams before use; do not use a damaged coverall in a chemically active environment. Removal should be performed carefully to avoid cross-contamination, and used garments should be disposed of in accordance with local regulations for the specific hazard class encountered.