Description
Standard sleeves are blue polyethylene (PE) protective sleeves with a film thickness of 20 µm and a length of 40 cm. They are used as sleeves for laboratory work and occupational safety, forming part of personal protection and protective clothing. The PE construction and blue colour identify the sleeves in a working environment. Thickness is specified as 20 µm, giving a thin PE film along the 40 cm length. A pack contains 100 pc(s) and weighs 0,322 kg, supporting regular replenishment of sleeve stocks. These standard sleeves from manufacturer Franz Mensch are supplied as PE, blue, thickness 20 µm, L 40 cm. In laboratory practice they serve as standard PE sleeves when protective clothing is required. The 100 pc(s) pack size suits laboratories and production areas that restock standard sleeves. Blue PE film of 20 µm thickness and 40 cm length defines this standard sleeve format. Pack weight is 0,322 kg for the 100 pc(s) unit quantity. Select this pack when blue PE standard sleeves of 20 µm and 40 cm are specified for occupational safety.
This article is part of Disposable coveralls & gowns, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Standard sleeves
- Material: PE
- Colour: Blue
- Thickness: 20 µm
- Length: 40 cm
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What is this article?
Standard sleeves, PE, blue, 20 µm, 40 cm is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Franz Mensch for laboratory use. It sits in Disposable coveralls & gowns, inside Protective clothing & workwear, in Lab safety equipment.
A coverall or a gown covers more of the body than a coat. The type rating, where one is claimed, describes the kind of hazard the fabric was tested against. A visitor's thin gown and a chemical protective coverall are different products. Seams and the hood are part of the rating.
Workwear is the layer between the person and the room. A lab coat is the ordinary coat. A coverall is what is worn when the coat does not cover enough. Cleanroom garments are about the particles the person sheds, not only about the splash. Radiation and hearing protection are specific physical hazards with their own ratings. The rating, not the colour, is the specification. Equipment placed on the EU market follows the PPE Regulation. Practice is at EU-OSHA on dangerous substances.
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The category is Protective clothing & workwear. The sub-category is Disposable coveralls & gowns. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.
Shelves beside this one are Lab coats, Safety footwear, Skin protection & hand hygiene, Protective clothing (other), Workwear & uniforms, Radiation protection, Hearing protection and Cleanroom garments & accessories.
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