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The DUPONT TM122SBU3X002500 is a disposable flame-protection coverall constructed from ProShield 6 SFR, a lightweight nonwoven material weighing 2.4 oz per square yard. The garment is engineered to serve as a disposable overgarment worn over primary flame-resistant (FR) clothing to help protect and preserve those garments from non-hazardous particles and aerosols. It is rated to meet ASTM D6413 standards for flame resistance and is designed to not contribute to burn injury. Available in size 3X-Large with a 31.5-inch inseam, this coverall ships in a package of 25 units, making it suitable for high-volume job sites and industrial operations.
These coveralls are intended for use in flame application environments where workers require a disposable barrier layer over their primary FR garments. Typical applications include industrial maintenance, petrochemical facilities, utility work, and other settings where incidental flame or flash-fire exposure is a recognized hazard. The blue coloring aids in worker identification on site. An elastic cuff and attached sock provide a secure fit at the wrist and ankle, while the serged seam construction and storm flap hook-and-loop closure help maintain garment integrity during use. Safety managers, industrial hygienists, and site supervisors commonly stock these in bulk for daily or task-specific distribution to FR-rated personnel.
Designed as a disposable overgarment for use in conjunction with primary flame-resistant garments in industrial and construction environments where ASTM D6413-rated protection against non-hazardous particles and aerosols is required.
These coveralls are donned over primary FR garments before entering a work area and are intended for single-use disposal after the task or shift. Inspect the garment for tears or defects before each use and discard any damaged unit. Follow site-specific hazardous-material disposal procedures when removing soiled coveralls, and consult applicable OSHA regulations and site safety plans for proper PPE layering requirements. No tools are required for donning, but ensure the storm flap closure is fully secured before entering the work area.
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