Tyvek / DuPont™ Tyvek® 800

TJ198T WH

DuPont™ Tyvek® 800

DuPont™ Tyvek® 800 Hooded Coverall. Category III, Type 3-B, 4-B, 5-B, and 6-B white coverall offers liquid-tight protection with the comfort and durability of Tyvek®. Features a self-adhesive chin flap, elastic thumb loops, elastic wrists, ankles, and face, a self-adhesive Tyvek® storm flap, a pin lock slider zipper pull, and serged and over-taped seams. Suitable for applications that require protection from heavy liquid spray, such as industrial cleaning, waste management, and environmental remediation.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Full Part Number TJ198TWHxx0025yy
Fabric/Materials TYVEK® 800 J
Design Hooded coverall
Seam Taped
Color White
Quantity/Box 25 per case
Sizes SM, MD, LG, XL, 2X, 3X, 4X, 5X, 6X, 7X
Option Codes PI

Features & Product Details

Tyvek® 800 garments combine resistance to low-concentration, water-based, inorganic chemicals (even under pressure) with the strength and durability of Tyvek® thanks to an innovative fabric technology and enhanced garment design. Developed to our highest standards, Tyvek® 800 coveralls are soft, comfortable and lightweight without compromising their level of durability. They are now available with serged and over-taped seams that provide the performance of Type 3/4/5/6 garments, which have been tested to standards against pressurized liquids, heavy liquid aerosols and airborne solid particles. The coveralls provide an effective barrier against many water-based inorganic chemicals in low concentration and particles (down to 1.0 micron in size), as well as oil repellency. Tyvek® 800 coveralls are suitable for applications such as industrial cleaning, chemical packaging and redistribution, waste treatment and disposal, and environmental remediation. Tyvek® 800 Type 3/4/5/6 coveralls offer the following safety and comfort benefits:

  • Pin locking slider locks in place when the pins on the puller are pushed into the zipper elements
  • Chemical protective clothing, Category III, Type 3-B, 4-B, 5-B and 6-B.
  • Meets the U.S. industry requirements for blood (ASTM F1670) and viral penetration (ASTM F1671) protecting against several bloodborne pathogen exposure risks.
  • Protection against infective agents (EN 14126) including resistance to penetration by blood and body fluids using synthetic blood (ISO 16603) and resistance to penetration by blood-borne pathogens using Phi-X174 bacteriophage (ISO 16604)
  • EN 1073-2 (protection against radioactive contamination)
  • Fabric and seams offer chemical permeation barrier to low concentration water-based inorganic chemicals
  • Serged and over-taped seams for protection and strength
  • Self-adhesive chin flap for tight seal of suit to the mask
  • Elastic face, wrists and ankles as well as glued-in waist elastic
  • Elastic thumb loops keep sleeves in place
  • Products made after January, 2023 are manufactured under specifications that do not contain natural rubber latex.

FINISHED DIMENSIONS

ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT NEEDED

AVAILABLE OPTIONS

Fabric & Chemical Resistance Data

Physical Properties

Data relating to mechanical performance of the fabrics used in DuPont chemical protective clothing, listed for the selected garment according to the test methods and relevant European standard, if applicable. Such properties, including abrasion and flex-cracking resistance, tensile strength and puncture resistance can help in the assessment of protective performance.

Property Test Method Typical Result
Basis Weight DIN EN ISO 536 59 g/m2
Puncture Resistance EN 863 15 N
Tear Resistance - Trap Tear (MD) EN ISO 9073-4 31 N
Tear Resistance - Trap Tear (CD) EN ISO 9073-4 32 N
Tensile Strength (MD) DIN EN ISO 13934-1 93 N
Tensile Strength (XD) DIN EN ISO 13934-1 72 N
Resistance to water penetration DIN EN 20811 >25 kPa (>100 inches H2O)
Surface Resistivity (23°C / 25% RH) EN 1149-1 <2.5 x 10^9 ohms
Wearing Apparel Flammability 16 CFR 1610 Help Class 1

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE

SPECIAL WARNINGS

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore frequently asked questions to help you choose and use DuPont Personal Protection products with confidence.
What are Type 3/4/5/6 garment standards?
Chemical protective clothing certified to a specific Type can have very different performance properties in terms of protection, durability and comfort. The indicated Type simply means that the suit has passed one or more of the whole suit liquid tests and meets the minimum performance requirements for the constituent mechanical and barrier tests. Click to View - Understanding CE Marking.'
Do Tyvek® 800 products contain silicone?
All DuPont Personal Protection products are manufactured under specifications that do not contain silicone, with some exceptions. Tyvek® friction-coated shoe covers or Tyvek® garments with friction-coated shoe covers might contain silicone. This includes Tyvek® styles TY122, TY121, FC450 and FC454. Additionally, Tychem® 6000 AL styles TF630 and TF640T contain a silicone valve diaphragm. End users who are consuming these styles and who have concerns about silicone contamination should conduct their own testing to ensure they are suitable for their application(s).
Permeation The concentration of my hazard is LOWER than what is listed in the 'Search Hazards' box. What should I do?
If the temperature of your hazard is LOWER than the hazard listed in the hazard search box, go ahead and select the higher temperature hazard as long as the physical phase (solid, liquid or gas/vapor) is the same. Because chemical hazards become more aggressive with increasing temperatures, selecting a higher temperature chemical hazard will lead to a more conservative result.
What determines if the garment is contaminated ?
The decision on whether or not a garment has been contaminated is made by local managers responsible for PPE based on an analysis of the incident in which the garment was used. This analysis may include exposure time, chemicals involved, level of exposure, proximity to the actual release, tasks performed and environmental monitoring in the area in which the garment was worn. Garments that are damaged, altered or show signs of contamination, such as discoloration, odor, stiffening or cracks, should not be used.
Where can I find a SDS (Safety Data Sheet) for Tyvek® 800 garments?
Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are written in accordance with applicable federal regulations, 29 CFR 1910.1200, to communicate health and safety data on usage and handling of hazardous chemicals. Under this regulation, DuPont™ Tyvek® 400, Tyvek® 400 D, Tyvek® 500,Tyvek® 800, Tyvek® 600, Tyvek® 400 FC, ProShield®, ProShield® 70 , ProShield® 50 , ProShield® 10, ProShield® 60, ProShield® 6 SFR and Tychem® materials and garments are defined as articles, not chemicals, and the SDS and labeling requirements in that standard do not apply.
What is the shelf life of Tyvek® 800 garments?
DuPont suggests that Tyvek® garments be used within 5 years of receipt, provided they are properly stored and pass a full visual inspection. High temperature, oxidizing gases, wet, cold, ultraviolet and ionizing radiation can significantly impact the long-term life of garments made of Tyvek®.The antistatic properties may reduce over time. The user must ensure the dissipative performance is sufficient for the application.
Do Tyvek® 800 products contain latex?
As of January 2023, all DuPont Personal Protection products are manufactured under specifications that exclude components containing natural rubber latex. Tyvek® 500, Tyvek® 600 and Tyvek® 800 styles made before January 2023 contain natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions in some sensitized individuals. Anyone who begins to exhibit an allergic response during the use of DuPont products should immediately cease using these products and should report it to DuPont at +1 (888) 439-2988 so that an investigation can be initiated.
How are Tyvek® garments different from other limited-use garments on the market?
Tyvek® garments are unique in several ways. First is the proprietary flash spun Tyvek® fabric which offers inherent breathable barrier that cannot easily be worn or abraded away. This inherent barrier of Tyvek® is not dependent on a thin film or a thin layer of small fibers -- with Tyvek®, every part of the fabric provides barrier. This delivers an effective breathable barrier to particles due to the torturous path created by this unique fabric structure. Unlike microporous film garments, the breathability of Tyvek® garments can be easily demonstrated. Watch this video to see for yourself.
How should Tyvek® 800 garments be stored?
Store Tyvek® 800 garments in a cool, dark, dry location free of dirt and insects. Sunlight, ozone, high temperatures (>120° F ; 49° C), vehicle exhaust fumes, compression under heavy weights and sharp edges or projections are some conditions known to degrade the materials in these garments.

Store Tyvek® 800 garments in boxes, in bags or on hangers. Never step on protective garments. Never place or store heavy objects on top of protective garments.
Permeation The concentration of my hazard is HIGHER than what is listed in the 'Search Hazards' box. What should I do?
If the concentration of your hazard is HIGHER than the hazard concentration listed in the hazard search box, you can NOT use the data for the lower concentration hazard. This data will not give you an accurate assessment of suitable garments. Please Contact Us for assistance.
Is it possible to wash and re-use Tyvek® 800 garments?
DuPont does not recommend washing Tyvek® 800 garments for re-use. These garments are designed for limited-use. They can be worn until damaged, altered or contaminated.
How are Tyvek® 800 garments different from Tyvek® 600, Tyvek® 500 and standard Tyvek® 400 garments?
Tyvek® 800 garments use an innovative fabric technology based on Tyvek® and an enhanced garment design, combining the ability to provide resistance to low-concentration, water-based, inorganic chemicals (even under pressure) with the strength and durability of Tyvek®. Tyvek® 800 garments offer seams that are sewn and then taped, which, when coupled with the innovative fabric; offer improved overall garment system protection levels. These fabric and seam differences along with other enhanced garment design elements represent the key differences between Tyvek® 800 and Tyvek® 600, Tyvek® 500 and standard Tyvek® 400 garments. Because of these enhancements, Tyvek® 800 garments are CE certified to Types 3, 4, 5 & 6. Click to View - Understanding CE Marking.
Are Tyvek® 800 garments flame resistant or flame retardant (FR) ?
No, Tyvek® 800 garments are not flame resistant or flame retardant and should not be used around heat, flame, sparks or potentially flammable or explosive environments. Tyvek® 800 garments will ignite and continue to burn and melt.

In addition, Tyvek® 800 garments should not be worn under or over a garment made of Nomex® or any other flame resistant fabric, if the potential for fire or electric arc exists.
In what ways can I manage or prevent heat stress?
Chemical protective clothing can interfere with the natural regulation of body temperature. This can lead to a rise in core body temperature and heat stress. Implementing a conservative work/rest schedule or using a cooling system may be effective in reducing heat stress. (Note: Do not wear cooling vests in potentially flammable or explosive environments.) .)

Be aware of the symptoms and treatment of heat stress. If you or your co-workers have symptoms of heat stress such as nausea, dizziness, high heart rates, or excessive heat build-up, leave the work area immediately and remove the ensemble as quickly as possible after decontamination and seek professional care.

The maximum length of time the chemical protective clothing can be worn depends on variables such as the air supply, ambient conditions, climate inside the ensemble, physical and psychological conditions of the wearer, work rate and work load. The TLV® pocket guide from the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH, Cincinnati) provides corrected heat stress limits for some garments. Similar information is available on the federal OSHA web site (www.OSHA.gov). The WBGT correction factor for chemical protective garments is at least 10°C or higher for chemical garments made of impervious films (such as Tychem® garments) and covering the entire body (hooded coverall or encapsulating designs). For Tyvek® coveralls, the WBGT correction factor is 2°C with a hood and 1°C without a hood.
Are Tyvek® garments low linting?
Tyvek® fabric is low-linting by nature of its continuously strong, high-density polyethylene fibers. DuPont cannot guarantee the absence of particles on these garments as threads and zippers can be the most significant source of contamination. For end users with concerns about contamination or any other contaminants, the best practice is to audit in-bound materials, including garments, for those contaminants. End users with highly specialized requirements may consider Tyvek® IsoClean® garments for controlled environments designated as Clean-Processed (0C option): These garments are specially processed to minimize particle shedding and individually packaged in an ISO Class 4 cleanroom.
Can Tyvek® 800 garments be worn in cleanroom applications?
Tyvek® 800 garments have not been designed for controlled environment applications. DuPont offers a full line of garments that have been specially manufactured, processed and packaged for use in controlled environment applications. Please see our complete line of controlled environment products at www.safespeccleanroom.dupont.com.
Do Tyvek® 800 garments meet ANSI/ISEA 101 sizing standards?
No. DuPont Tyvek® 800 coveralls do not meet ASNI/ISEA 101 sizing standards. For specific sizing dimensions on a particular DuPont garment, please view the Product Details tab for that garment.
In what ways can I dispose of Tyvek® 800 garments?
In the United States, if not contaminated with chemical or biological hazards, Tyvek® 400 SFR garments can be recycled for non-hazardous applications through the Tyvek® Protective Apparel Recycling Program. Contact DuPont Personal Protection Customer Service at 1-800-931-3456 for information.

Tyvek® 400 SFR garments may be landfilled or incinerated in accordance with local regulations. Uncontaminated chemical protective garments may be incinerated in a facility that is capable of handling mixtures containing plastics. Likewise, an uncontaminated chemical protective garment may be buried in a facility that accepts plastic materials.

Contaminated garments that cannot be handled safely without protective equipment must be disposed of with other hazardous wastes, either through incineration or landfill per local regulations. Before discarding, cut off a sleeve or a leg so the garments cannot be worn again as protective clothing.