Dupont TK128TLY2X000200 Chemical-resistant Coverall Lime 2X

Product Description

The DUPONT TK128TLY2X000200 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall designed for hazmat and industrial applications requiring reliable liquid and chemical splash protection. Built in a lime colorway for high visibility, this coverall features a hook and loop closure with a storm flap for a secure, weather-resistant seal. Elastic cuffs provide a snug fit at the wrists to reduce ingress. The garment is intended for trade and safety professionals who work in environments where chemical exposure, rain infiltration, or hazardous material contact is a routine job-site risk.

This coverall is suited for use in industrial maintenance, chemical handling, emergency response staging, and outdoor work in wet or contaminated environments. The 2X-Large sizing accommodates a wide range of body types while still allowing layering underneath. The lime color improves worker visibility in low-light or busy job-site conditions. Packaged in a quantity of two per package, it supports crews where multiple personnel need simultaneous protection. Typical end users include industrial hygienists, maintenance technicians, and hazmat response teams.

Key Features

• Non-disposable construction for repeated use in chemical-resistant applications
• Hook and loop closure with storm flap provides a sealed barrier against liquid intrusion
• Elastic cuffs help minimize gap exposure at the wrist
• Lime color supports high-visibility identification on active job sites
• 2X-Large sizing accommodates layering for comfort in extended wear
• Packaged as a set of two units per package for crew-level deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective coverall suitable for chemical-resistant and rain-rated personal protective equipment programs in industrial and hazmat service environments.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing of chemical-resistant coveralls should be performed by trained personnel following site-specific PPE protocols. Inspect the garment for tears, compromised seams, or damaged closures before each use. Decontamination procedures should be followed before removal to prevent secondary exposure. Disposal or laundering protocols must comply with applicable OSHA and site safety requirements based on the contaminants encountered.