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The DUPONT TY122SWH7X0025NF is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tyvek 400, a flash-spun high-density polyethylene nonwoven fabric manufactured exclusively by DuPont. The garment weighs 1.2 oz per square yard and features a front zipper closure, serged seams, and elastic cuffs and ankles for a secure fit around wrists and boots. At 7X-Large with a 35.5-inch inseam, it is sized for larger-framed workers who need full-range coverage without restriction. This coverall ships in a package quantity of 25 units, making it practical for stocking job sites, service vans, or facility supply rooms. It is worn by HVAC techs, plumbers, remediation contractors, and general maintenance crews who need single-use body protection.
This coverall is rated for non-hazardous protection and is suited for lead and asbestos abatement and remediation work, general maintenance and operations, spray painting, and general clean-up tasks. The ISO classification is Non-Cleanroom, meaning it is appropriate for industrial and field environments rather than controlled cleanroom settings. Contractors working in attics, crawl spaces, mechanical rooms, and renovation sites will find this garment useful wherever particulate or overspray exposure is a concern. The 25-count pack supports crew-level deployment on multi-day or multi-person jobs.
Designed for use in non-cleanroom industrial and field environments including lead and asbestos abatement and remediation, general maintenance and operations, spray painting, and general clean-up applications. Part of the DuPont TY122SWH series.
Disposable coveralls are donned and doffed by workers on-site and do not require tools or trade licensing to put on. Before entering a contaminated work area, inspect the garment for tears or compromised seams. Follow all applicable OSHA and site-specific personal protective equipment protocols for the hazard type being addressed. Dispose of used garments according to local regulations for the contaminants encountered, particularly for lead or asbestos abatement work.
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