Description
Detectable finger dressings are water-repellent wound-care strips measuring 120 x 20 mm, shaped for secure coverage along the finger in laboratory and industrial first-aid use. The elongated format supports dressing of cuts and abrasions on digits where a standard plaster may not wrap adequately, while the detectable construction aids metal-detection checks in food, pharma and other hygiene-sensitive areas. Water-repellent performance helps the dressing stay in place during brief contact with moisture in daily handling tasks. Packaged as 100 pc(s) from manufacturer GRAMM medical health, the set is practical for stocking first-aid boxes, plaster dispensers and occupational-safety cabinets. Net pack weight is 0,065 kg, so units store compactly with other plasters and dressings. These finger dressings fit personal-protection programmes that require reliable, detectable materials for minor injuries without adding complexity to refill logistics. They are a focused option within eye-wash and first-aid assortments used across labware and workplace safety inventories.
This article is part of Workwear & uniforms, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Detectable finger dressings
- Dimensions: 120 x 20 mm
- Property: Water repellent
- Weight: 0,065 kg
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