Personal Protective Equipment

Fixed and portable devices provide immediate aid to individuals exposed to chemicals and water-soluble irritants. Devices apply prescribed water flowrate to effected area. Regulatory compliance can be obtained at the individual product level. View More View Less

First aid products, medications, and other medical supplies designed for clinical, every day, and emergency applications. View More View Less

Protective gloves and sleeves available in an array of styles and materials for applications such as lab, electrical, medical, and cleanroom work. Protects against hazardous substances, extreme temperatures, impact, sharp objects, and more. Selection of the appropriate hand protection is based on the hazards workers encounter, such as skin absorption of harmful substances, severe cuts, lacerations, abrasions, punctures, burns, and harmful temperature extremes. Disposable Gloves Disposable gloves are typically made from materials such as latex, nitrile, neoprene, butyl, vinyl or specialty formulations that offer some form of chemical resistance. Their thinner construction, like what is found in exam gloves or finger cots, enhances touch sensitivity for tasks involving fine motor skills. They are mostly ambidextrous, but in some applications (i.e., cleanroom gloves) they are pair packed. They are available sterile or non-sterile. Reusable Gloves Like disposable gloves, reusable gloves come in a variety of materials and styles designed to handle more demanding hazards. Unlike disposables, reusables can be constructed of one or more materials or fabrics that offer enhanced hand protection. Work gloves and mechanics’ gloves may have a soft inner lining and an outer layer of heavier cloth, leather, or synthetic material with reinforced palms or knuckles Chemical-resistant gloves may be “dipped” or coated with a layer of nitrile, neoprene, or other materials Cut-resistant gloves may be woven of specialty fibers that afford cut or puncture resistance; some styles can be worn underneath other gloves to offer dual protection Firefighting, rescue, and tactical gloves may include layers to protect wearers from punctures or extreme temperatures Other Hand Protection Options Other reusable glove designs are available for handling more specialized hazards: Cold-resistant gloves Heat-resistant gloves Welding and electrical safety gloves Dry box gloves View More View Less

Lab coats and jackets are protective garments worn in laboratory, industrial, cleanroom, or healthcare settings to protect against contamination and potential hazards in low- or high-risk environments. They are available in various single-use, limited-use, or reusable materials and typically feature long sleeves with elastic, knit, or open wrists. Closure types include buttons, snaps, or zippers for easy donning and doffing. Lab coats are typically knee-length or longer, while lab jackets are shorter in length. Optional features include anti-static or non-shedding properties, color choices other than white, various collar styles, and pockets for carrying small items or writing instruments. Choose from the following types of lab coats: • General purpose • Controlled environments • Chemical resistant • Heat and fire-resistant To help ensure maximum protection, lab coats and jackets should be selected based on the specific hazards and requirements of the work environment. Regulatory compliance details can be obtained at the individual product level. View More View Less

Products designed to disinfect and sanitize surface areas to reduce or eliminate the amount of bacteria, fungi, and viruses; lowers risk of infection transmission. Available as ready-to-use disinfectant impregnated wipers (DIWs). View More View Less