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Cover The Arms With Disposable Sleeve Protectors

Aug 20,2015

Sometimes in infectious environments, reducing workers' potential exposure goes beyond glove protection. Choosing the right glove is important, of course, but what happens if that glove doesn't fully protect the rest of your arm? If a lab employee's wrist is fragile, protective clothing and hand protective equipment may not be sufficient. The wrist area is a high risk area for exposure, but this liability can be eliminated with our flexible technology.

 

Disposable sleeves can be worn over clothing as an extra layer of protection, or over bare arms. They are designed to cover gaps in the sleeves of a protective suit that rise and fall with movement. They block chemicals, blood-borne pathogens, particulates and mold, and cuff protectors with cuff technology fit snugly. Simply slide into a naturally adaptable and soothing knitted ribbed material through the garment sleeve and sew in bar buttons and gaps. If your technician needs to wear protective sleeves to prevent particulate migration, chemical penetration, or contact with contaminated materials, use disposable arm protectors.

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