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The DUPONT TF169TGY2X0006TV is a disposable Tychem 6000 coverall engineered for hazmat and chemical protection in demanding industrial environments. Built from a proprietary barrier film laminated to a Tyvek substrate, the fabric delivers at least 30 minutes of protection against more than 180 challenge chemicals, including chemical warfare agents and toxic industrial chemicals. The 3.5 oz material weight keeps the suit lightweight without sacrificing barrier performance. Each suit features a zipper closure with storm flap, elastic cuffs, taped seams, and an attached sock ankle. This coverall is sized 2X-Large and is sold in a package of six units. Licensed industrial hygienists, hazmat technicians, and trade contractors working in chemical, abatement, or remediation environments are the primary installers and users.
This coverall is suited for applications requiring protection against chemical splash, abrasion, bloodborne pathogens, and flame hazards. It meets an ISO Non-Cleanroom classification, making it appropriate for general industrial hazmat work rather than controlled cleanroom environments. Typical deployment scenarios include chemical spill response, industrial maintenance in environments with toxic industrial chemicals, remediation work, and any application where a rated disposable barrier suit is required by site safety protocol or regulatory compliance. The gray color and taped seam construction support both visual site identification and seam integrity under chemical exposure.
Designed for use as a disposable chemical protective coverall in industrial hazmat, remediation, and chemical handling applications requiring ASTM and OSHA-referenced barrier performance standards.
Donning and doffing of chemical protective coveralls should be performed by trained personnel following site-specific hazmat protocols and applicable OSHA regulations. Inspect each suit for tears, pinholes, or compromised seams before entry into a hazardous environment. Power down or isolate chemical exposure sources where feasible prior to suiting up. Dispose of used coveralls in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations governing contaminated PPE waste.
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