Dupont TK128TLYXL000200 Chemical-resistant Coverall Xl

Product Description

The DUPONT TK128TLYXL000200 is a non-disposable, chemical-resistant coverall designed for hazmat and industrial environments where protection against chemical exposure is required. Sized at X-Large and finished in high-visibility lime, this coverall features a hook-and-loop closure with an integrated storm flap for a secure, weather-resistant seal, along with elastic cuffs to help contain contaminants at the wrist. Built for repeated use, it is appropriate for maintenance technicians, hazmat responders, and industrial safety personnel working in environments with chemical splash or spray hazards. This garment ships in a package quantity of two units.

This coverall is suited for use in industrial facilities, chemical processing plants, remediation sites, and similar environments where workers require a durable barrier against chemical contact. The lime colorway enhances worker visibility in field and facility settings. The non-cleanroom ISO classification means this garment is intended for general industrial and hazmat applications rather than controlled-environment manufacturing. It is appropriate for safety professionals, plant operators, and hazmat crews who need a reusable protective layer over standard work clothing.

Key Features

• Non-disposable construction for repeated use in chemical-hazard environments
• Hook-and-loop closure with storm flap for a secure, sealed front
• Elastic cuffs help minimize contaminant ingress at the wrist
• High-visibility lime color improves worker identification in the field
• X-Large sizing for a comfortable fit over base layers or work clothing
• Package includes two coveralls per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a reusable chemical-resistant coverall for general industrial hazmat applications where a non-cleanroom garment with chemical splash and spray protection is required.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow site-specific safety protocols and applicable OSHA or facility hazmat procedures. Inspect the garment before each use for tears, compromised seams, or closure damage that could reduce protection. Decontamination procedures should be performed according to the chemical exposure encountered and site safety guidelines before removal. Disposal or laundering of the garment after chemical exposure must comply with applicable local environmental and safety regulations.