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The DUPONT SL125BWHXL001200 is an X-Large disposable coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, which combines a Saranex 23-P film laminate over Tyvek fabric to deliver chemical-resistant, abrasion-resistant barrier protection. Weighing 3.6 oz per square yard with a 12.00 mil material thickness, the garment features a front zipper closure with stormflap, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and bias-bound seams for a secure, durable fit. It is designed for single-use deployment in environments where contact with chemical agents or hazardous materials is a risk. Licensed tradespeople, safety officers, and remediation crews are the primary installers and users. Each package contains 12 coveralls with a minimum order quantity of 1.
This coverall is suited for a broad range of demanding applications including chemical mixing operations, hazardous materials remediation, emergency medical response scenarios, paint spraying environments, and nuclear environments. The Tychem 4000 fabric provides a rugged barrier that resists abrasion while maintaining flexibility during extended wear. The white color and ISO Non-Cleanroom classification make it appropriate for general industrial and hazmat use rather than controlled cleanroom environments. The 29.0-inch inseam accommodates standard X-Large body dimensions.
Designed for use in chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments where disposable chemical barrier garments are required. Part of the DUPONT SL125BWH series.
Donning and doffing should follow site-specific hazmat or PPE protocols established by a qualified safety officer. Power down or isolate any active chemical processes before removing a contaminated garment. These coveralls are single-use only and must be disposed of in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations governing contaminated PPE. Do not attempt to launder or reuse a garment that has been exposed to hazardous materials.
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