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The DUPONT SL125TWHXL000600 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tychem 4000 fabric, a 12-mil chemical-resistant material rated at 3.6 oz per square yard. It is designed to protect workers against chemical splashes, hazardous particulates, and liquid exposure in demanding industrial environments. The coverall features taped seams, which are created by heat-sealing a strip of compatible chemical-resistant material over each sewn seam to prevent liquid penetration. A storm flap covers the front zipper closure and can be sealed by the wearer for added protection. Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles provide a secure fit at the extremities. Licensed HVAC technicians, hazmat responders, industrial contractors, and emergency medical personnel are the primary installers and wearers.
This coverall is suited for residential and commercial applications where chemical exposure risk is present. Documented applications include chemical mixing operations, hazardous remediation projects, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments. The white Tychem 4000 construction is appropriate for cleanroom-adjacent tasks and environments where visual contamination inspection matters. The laydown collar and 29-inch inseam accommodate standard X-Large body sizing. Each package contains 6 coveralls with a minimum order quantity of 1 package.
Designed for use in chemical mixing, hazardous remediation, emergency medical response, paint spraying, and nuclear environments where disposable chemical-resistant full-body protection is required. Part of the DUPONT SL125TWH series.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective coveralls should follow site-specific hazmat protocols and applicable OSHA regulations. Inspect each coverall for packaging damage or material defects before use. Ensure all closures, including the storm flap and zipper, are fully engaged before entering a hazardous area. Dispose of used coveralls according to local regulations governing the specific contaminants encountered.
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