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The DUPONT SL125TWH2X000600 is a size 2X-Large disposable coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, a 3.6 oz barrier material engineered for protection against liquid chemical splashes and hazardous particulates. The garment features taped seams, which apply a strip of compatible chemical-resistant material over each sewn seam via heat sealing, creating a stronger liquid barrier than unfinished seams alone. A front zipper closure is covered by a storm flap that can be sealed by the wearer for added splash resistance. Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles provide a secure fit at the wrists and ankles, limiting potential entry points. This coverall is installed and used by industrial hygienists, hazmat responders, emergency medical personnel, and licensed contractors working in chemically hazardous environments.
These coveralls are suited for applications including chemical mixing operations, hazardous materials remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying operations, and nuclear environments. The white Tychem 4000 construction meets multiple ASTM performance standards. The laydown collar and full-body design provide head-to-toe coverage in a single garment. The 30-inch inseam supports a proportional fit for the 2X-Large size range. Sold in a package quantity of 6 units per order.
Designed for use in applications including chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments as noted by the manufacturer. Part of the DUPONT SL125TWH series of disposable chemical-protective coveralls.
Disposable coveralls of this type are donned and doffed by industrial hygienists, hazmat technicians, and safety-trained personnel following established site PPE protocols. Inspect the garment for packaging damage or tears before each use and do not deploy a compromised coverall in a hazardous environment. Follow applicable OSHA and site-specific hazard communication procedures when working in chemical or radiological environments. Dispose of used garments in accordance with local regulations governing contaminated PPE waste.
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