Description
Detectable fingertip dressings are water-repellent first-aid plasters measuring 43 x 68 mm, designed to protect the tip of the finger after minor cuts or abrasions in laboratory and workplace settings. The fingertip-oriented shape improves coverage where standard strip plasters can lift or leave edges exposed, while detectability supports metal-detection routines in controlled production and hygiene zones. Water-repellent properties help the dressing tolerate short exposure to moisture during ordinary tasks. Each pack contains 50 pc(s) from manufacturer GRAMM medical health, making the product suitable for first-aid boxes, plaster dispensers and occupational-safety stations that need a dedicated fingertip format. Pack weight is 0,069 kg, allowing straightforward storage beside other dressings and plasters. These fingertip dressings complement broader personal-protection ranges used in labs and technical environments where quick, detectable wound care is part of routine safety preparedness. They integrate cleanly into eye-wash and first-aid inventories without requiring special handling beyond normal plaster storage.
This article is part of Workwear & uniforms, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Product type: Detectable fingertip dressings
- Dimensions: 43 x 68 mm
- Property: Water repellent
- Weight: 0,069 kg
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