Dupont TF169TGYSM0006TV Chemical-resistant Coverall Gray Small

Product Description

The DUPONT TF169TGYSM0006TV is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall designed for hazmat and industrial applications where durable protective clothing is required. This full-body garment features a storm flap zipper closure and elastic cuffs to maintain a secure seal during use. Sized for small-framed workers, the coverall ships in a package quantity of six units, making it practical for outfitting a crew or maintaining on-site inventory. It is intended for environments where repeated use and chemical exposure protection are operational requirements.

This coverall is suited for industrial, chemical handling, and hazmat response environments where workers require reusable full-body protection. The gray colorway is common in chemical processing, manufacturing, and cleanup operations. It is appropriate for facilities managing liquid chemical splash, particulate hazards, or similar industrial exposure scenarios. Safety officers, industrial hygienists, and site supervisors typically specify this garment type for ongoing operations rather than single-incident use.

Key Features

• Non-disposable construction for repeated use in chemical-resistant applications
• Storm flap zipper closure provides an additional barrier at the front opening
• Elastic cuffs help seal the wrist area to limit exposure ingress
• Available in small size to fit a range of workers
• Gray color suitable for standard industrial and hazmat operations
• Packaged in quantities of six for crew-level procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-procurement coverall for industrial and hazmat worksites requiring non-disposable, chemical-resistant full-body garments in small sizing.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of chemical-resistant coveralls should follow established site safety protocols and applicable OSHA personal protective equipment guidelines. Inspect the garment before each use for tears, compromised seams, or zipper damage. Always power down or isolate the work area from chemical exposure sources before removing the coverall in contaminated environments. Disposal or decontamination procedures should comply with local regulations governing the specific chemicals encountered on site.