Description
Belt bag for CEDERROTH Pocket is a compact carrier designed to hold a single 235 ml CEDERROTH Pocket eye wash bottle for mobile first-aid readiness. It allows laboratory, field and industrial staff to keep an emergency rinse bottle on the person when work takes them away from fixed wall stations or central first-aid points. The bag is sized specifically for the Pocket-format bottle, supporting quick access if eyes are exposed to dust, splash or other contaminants during tasks away from the bench. Supplied as one piece and weighing only 0,045 kg, it adds minimal bulk while keeping the bottle protected and identifiable on a belt. This accessory from manufacturer Orkla Wound Care fits naturally into occupational eye-wash kits that combine fixed cabinets with portable bottles for flexible coverage. Use it where operators move between rooms, outdoor areas or temporary work zones and still need immediate ocular rinsing capability. Pairing the belt bag with a filled Pocket bottle helps maintain a consistent emergency response standard across both stationary and mobile roles without inventing extra hardware or claims beyond the stated fit.
This article is part of Workwear & uniforms, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: belt bag
- Suitable for: CEDERROTH Pocket eye wash bottle
- Bottle format: 1 × 235 ml
- Weight: 0,045 kg
- EAN: 7310617203002
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