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The DUPONT SL125BWHMD001200 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, a Saranex 23-P film laminated to Tyvek substrate that delivers a rugged, abrasion-resistant barrier against a wide range of chemical hazards. Weighing 3.6 oz per square yard and built to a material thickness of 12 mil, this garment provides reliable protection without excessive bulk. The zipper front closure features a stormflap for added integrity, while elastic cuffs and elastic ankles create a secure seal at the wrists and ankles. Safety professionals, hazmat technicians, and industrial workers performing chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and work in nuclear environments rely on this coverall as a single-use protective layer.
This coverall is suited for a broad range of industrial and emergency response applications where liquid chemical splash, particulate, or biological hazard exposure is a concern. Typical use cases include chemical plant maintenance, remediation site work, emergency medical response operations, and environments involving radioactive particulates. The white, bias-bound seam construction reinforces seam integrity under stress, making the garment appropriate for demanding field conditions. It carries an ISO Non-Cleanroom classification, meaning it is designed for standard hazardous-environment use rather than controlled-environment semiconductor or pharmaceutical applications. Each package contains 12 coveralls, with a minimum order quantity of one package.
Designed for use in chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments as stated by the manufacturer. This coverall is sized for Medium-frame wearers and is part of the DUPONT SL125BWH series of disposable protective coveralls.
This garment is donned and doffed by safety personnel following site-specific hazmat entry and exit protocols. Always inspect the coverall for tears, compromised seams, or zipper defects before entering a hazardous area. Doffing should follow established contamination-control procedures to avoid secondary exposure. Dispose of used coveralls in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations governing the specific hazard class encountered.
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