Dupont TY210SWH2X003000 Tyvek Lab Coat 2x-large

Product Description

The DUPONT TY210SWH2X003000 is a disposable Tyvek lab coat designed to protect workers from aerosols, hazardous dry particulates, and non-hazardous light liquid splash. Constructed from 1.20 oz Tyvek material with a measured thickness of 5.90 mm, this coat provides a lightweight barrier appropriate for industrial, laboratory, and abatement environments. The snap-front closure and open cuff design allow for quick donning and removal. Available in size 2X-Large, it is sized to fit over standard work clothing without restricting movement. Licensed safety professionals, industrial hygienists, and abatement contractors are the typical end users.

This lab coat is suited for environments where personnel require protection from dry particulate hazards and incidental liquid contact, including asbestos abatement operations, general industrial maintenance, and light-duty chemical handling. The non-cleanroom ISO classification indicates it is intended for standard industrial and field applications rather than controlled semiconductor or pharmaceutical environments. The 35.75-inch sleeve length accommodates extended reach tasks common in maintenance and remediation work.

Key Features

• Tyvek construction at 1.20 oz material weight offers a lightweight, breathable particulate barrier
• Snap-front closure allows rapid donning and doffing in the field
• Open cuff style compatible with glove overlap for hand and wrist protection
• Rated for resistance to aerosols, hazardous dry particulates, and non-hazardous light liquid splash
• Meets multiple ASTM and AATCC standards including AATCC 127, ASTM D1683, ASTM D3776, and ASTM D5034
• Suitable for asbestos abatement applications per listed features

Compatibility

Designed as a disposable protective lab coat for general industrial, abatement, and light laboratory applications where particulate and light liquid splash protection is required. No pockets are included in this configuration.

Installation Notes

This garment is typically donned by safety-trained personnel or under the supervision of a site safety officer. Inspect each coat before use for tears, punctures, or compromised seams. Follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA regulations when selecting and wearing protective garments. Dispose of used garments per local hazardous waste or regulatory requirements based on the contaminants encountered.