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The DUPONT TY122SWH2X0025NF is a size 2X-Large disposable coverall constructed from Tyvek 400, a flash-spun high-density polyethylene nonwoven fabric manufactured exclusively by DuPont. At 1.2 oz material weight with a 5.90-mil thickness, the garment delivers a practical balance of particulate protection, durability, and wearer mobility for limited-use applications. The zipper front closure, elastic cuffs, elastic ankles, and serged seams combine to provide a secure fit during active work. This coverall ships in a pack of 25 units. It is rated Non-Cleanroom ISO Class and carries a Non-Hazardous Protection designation. Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, painters, and general maintenance crews working in contaminated or dusty environments are the typical end users.
This coverall is suited for residential and light commercial work environments where particulate and surface contamination control is required. Documented applications include lead and asbestos abatement and remediation, spray painting operations, general maintenance and operations tasks, and general clean-up work. The 30.5-inch inseam accommodates a full range of motion for workers performing overhead or confined-space tasks. The pack quantity of 25 supports job-site crews and contractor supply inventories. No pockets are included, keeping the profile snag-resistant in tight spaces.
Designed as an OEM Tyvek 400 series disposable coverall in size 2X-Large, part of the TY122SWH series, suitable for use across lead and asbestos abatement, remediation, spray painting, general maintenance, and clean-up operations as specified by the manufacturer.
Coveralls should be donned in a clean staging area before entering the contaminated work zone. Power down or de-energize electrical equipment in the immediate work area per applicable NEC guidelines before beginning abatement or maintenance tasks where the coverall is required. Follow all site-specific hazard communication and PPE protocols when working with lead, asbestos, or chemical spray applications. Dispose of used coveralls per local, state, and federal regulations governing the specific contaminant encountered on the job.
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