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The DUPONT TM127SBU2X002500 is a flame-resistant disposable coverall made from ProShield 6 SFR fabric, a lightweight nonwoven material weighing 2.4 oz per square yard. Sized at 2X-Large with a 30.5-inch inseam, this garment is engineered as a disposable overgarment worn over primary flame-resistant workwear. It provides a barrier against non-hazardous particles and aerosols without contributing to burn injury. The zipper front features a stormflap closure, and elastic cuffs and elastic ankles deliver a secure fit. Industrial trades workers operating in environments with flame and retardant exposure hazards are the primary installers and users of this garment.
This coverall is intended for use in industrial and utility work environments where primary FR garments need protection from contamination by non-hazardous particulates and aerosols. The serged seam construction and elastic closures at the cuffs and ankles make it suitable for single-use applications in oil and gas, electrical utility, and petrochemical work settings. The package contains 25 coveralls per unit, supporting job-site or facility stock needs. The ISO Non-Cleanroom classification confirms this garment is designed for general industrial environments rather than controlled cleanroom applications.
Designed as a disposable overgarment for use over primary flame-resistant protective clothing in non-hazardous particle and aerosol environments. Part of the DUPONT TM127SBU series.
Donning and doffing of FR disposable coveralls should follow the facility safety officer or site supervisor protocols for personal protective equipment. Inspect the garment for tears or damage before each use and discard if compromised. This is a single-use disposable garment and must not be laundered or reused. Follow applicable OSHA PPE standards and site-specific hot work permit requirements when working in flame-risk environments.
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