Description
Hansaplast® strips Universal are water-repellent adhesive plasters supplied as a pack of 20 strips for first-aid use in the laboratory and workplace. Designed for quick coverage of minor cuts and abrasions, the water-repellent construction helps the dressing stay in place during routine handling and light exposure to moisture. Each pack contains twenty universal strips, offering a practical stock level for occupational safety stations, first-aid boxes, and bench-side emergency kits. These plasters from manufacturer Beiersdorf suit environments where reliable, easy-to-apply dressings are needed without specialised medical equipment. They complement plaster dispensers and broader first-aid assortments used in laboratories, production areas, and technical facilities. The universal strip format supports everyday minor-wound care and helps maintain readiness of eye-wash and first-aid stations. Compact pack presentation simplifies storage and restocking alongside other personal-protection and dressing materials used in professional settings.
This article is part of Protective clothing (other), in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pack
- Product type: adhesive plaster strips
- Range: Universal
- Strips per pack: 20
- Property: water-repellent
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