Mcr Safety TY120SX3 Tyvek Coverall Collar 3XL White

Product Description

The MCR Safety TY120SX3 is a disposable Tyvek coverall designed for workers who need reliable barrier protection against fine hazardous particles including lead dust, asbestos fibers, and mold spores. Built from DuPont Tyvek nonwoven fabric, the protective barrier is integral to the material itself — no films, no laminates, and no coatings to abrade or delaminate over time. The garment features a zipper front closure, an attached collar, and open sleeves and ankles for versatility. Available in size 3XL to fit a 62-inch chest, it suits a wide range of workers in demanding abatement, remediation, and insulation applications.

This coverall is suited for residential and commercial job sites where workers face exposure to particulate hazards. Typical applications include asbestos abatement, lead paint remediation, mold remediation, insulation installation, and general industrial cleanup. The comfort-fit construction provides an enhanced range of motion so technicians can work through full service tasks without restriction. It is intended for single-use disposable wear and is sold by the case.

Key Features

• DuPont Tyvek fabric provides built-in particle barrier protection — no films or laminates to wear away
• Protects against fine hazardous particles including lead dust, asbestos, and mold spores
• Zipper front closure with attached collar for full upper-body coverage
• Open sleeves and ankles for flexible layering over work clothing or PPE
• Comfort-fit design engineered for enhanced range of motion during active work
• Size 3XL fits a 62-inch chest — single-use disposable construction

Compatibility

Designed as a single-use disposable coverall suitable for general particulate hazard applications in abatement, remediation, and industrial environments where Tyvek-class barrier protection is required.

Installation Notes

Donning and doffing should follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA requirements for the hazard type being addressed. Power down or shut off any associated equipment before entering a work zone in restricted-particle environments. Inspect the garment for tears or compromised seams before each use, and discard immediately if integrity is lost. Disposal of contaminated garments must comply with local regulations governing the specific hazardous material encountered on site.