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The DUPONT TF169TGYXL0006TV is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall designed for hazardous material handling and industrial protection applications. Constructed in gray and sized X-Large, this coverall features a storm flap zipper closure that blocks liquid intrusion at the front seam and elastic cuffs that create a snug seal at the wrists. Sold in a package of 6 units, this coverall is suited for facilities, field crews, and safety-supply operations that require stock on hand for routine hazmat work, chemical handling, or industrial cleanup tasks. Each unit weighs approximately 0.57 pounds.
This coverall is appropriate for industrial and commercial environments where chemical splash, particulate exposure, or hazardous material contact is a routine concern. Typical applications include chemical plant maintenance, industrial cleaning, remediation work, and facility safety programs. The elastic cuff design reduces the risk of contaminants entering the sleeve opening during active work. The storm flap zipper adds a secondary barrier at the front closure, making it suitable for wet or chemically active environments. This garment is classified as non-cleanroom and is not intended for ISO-classified cleanroom environments.
Designed as a non-disposable chemical-resistant coverall suitable for general hazmat handling and industrial chemical exposure environments classified as non-hazardous protection level per the supplier specification.
This garment should be donned and doffed following your facility or site safety program procedures for chemical-protective clothing. Inspect each coverall before use for tears, compromised seams, or zipper damage that could reduce protection. Launder or decontaminate according to the chemical exposure encountered and applicable safety data sheet guidance for the substances handled. Disposal or reuse decisions should follow local regulations and your organization's hazmat program protocols.
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