Dupont TY122SWHMD002500 Disposable Coveralls Medium 25pk

Product Description

The DUPONT TY122SWHMD002500 is a disposable full-body coverall constructed from Tyvek 400, a flash-spun high-density polyethylene nonwoven fabric manufactured exclusively by DuPont. Weighing 1.2 oz per square yard at 5.90 mil thickness, this garment delivers particle protection without sacrificing mobility or breathability. The coverall features a front zipper closure, serged seams, elastic cuffs, and elastic ankles for a secure fit. It is sized for medium builds with a 28-inch inseam. Each case contains 25 units. Maintenance technicians, abatement crews, and industrial workers rely on this garment where limited-use protective clothing is required.

This coverall is suited for residential and commercial job sites where particle and dust exposure is a primary concern. Typical applications include lead and asbestos abatement and remediation, spray painting operations, general industrial maintenance, and post-project clean-up tasks. The white color allows for easy visual contamination checks in the field. ISO non-cleanroom classification makes it appropriate for general industrial environments rather than controlled cleanroom settings.

Key Features

• Tyvek 400 flash-spun high-density polyethylene nonwoven construction at 1.2 oz material weight
• Front zipper closure for fast donning and doffing
• Serged seams provide durable stitch integrity throughout the garment
• Elastic cuffs and elastic ankles seal out particles at wrists and ankles
• 28-inch inseam length in medium sizing
• Packaged 25 coveralls per case with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as a limited-use disposable coverall for general industrial and abatement applications including lead and asbestos remediation, spray painting, general maintenance and operations, and general clean-up work in non-cleanroom environments.

Installation Notes

Disposable coveralls should be donned before entering the work area and inspected for tears or damage prior to use. Power down or de-energize equipment in the immediate work zone where required by site safety protocols. Removal should follow site-specific doffing procedures to avoid self-contamination, particularly in abatement environments. Dispose of used garments according to applicable local, state, and federal regulations governing the waste type generated on site.