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How to pick the right chemical coverall for your application
Chemical protective suits are required in many service and manufacturing industries where employees are exposed to hazardous materials. Chemical protective clothing can make a real difference in protecting workers from hazardous particles, dust, aerosols, and liquids in the agricultural...
10 Best Practices for Proper Sticky Mat Usage
If your organization has a clean room, you know how important it is to keep dirt and dust as well as other contaminants out of the cleanroom, so they don't enter the clean environment. Sticky mats are a vital component to prevent dirt and other contaminants in your clean room. These floor mats work...
PPE for Spraying and Laying Insulation
Fiberglass is the trade name for the man-made fiber that is also called fibrous glass or glass wool. The main component of fiberglass is glass; it was first used in the 1930s in home furnace filters and insulation. It is also is used to insulate pipes and appliances, for sound control in aircraft...
Disposing of Disposable Protective Clothing
Many thousands of workers wear disposable protective clothing each day. These workers change out for a new set of clothing multiple times a day. What happens to all those disposable personal protective equipment (PPE) garments after they have been used? First, all PPE, including disposable...
MVTR: Why it matters with protective clothing
Moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) is the rate at which water vapor transfers through a given substance. MVTR can be tested and evaluated for everything from clothing to building materials.
High MVTR is desirable in spaces or situations likely to get wet. This is because efficient...
Cleanroom Classification / Choosing the Correct Apparel
The intent of a cleanroom is to strictly monitor and control the concentration of airborne pollutants—such as microbes, aerosol particles, chemical vapors, and dust—that are present in the air. To accomplish this high degree of regulation, cleanroom equipment typically...
Compromised PPE? Here's What to Do
If you’re among the many workers who rely upon personal protective equipment (PPE) and disposable protective clothing to keep you safe, then the thought of a compromised PPE garment should give you pause. The good news is that there are things you can do to avoid experiencing a compromised PPE...
5 Tips To Sell More PPE Online
Globally, the market for PPE is projected to reach over $55.6 billion by 2028. This is largely thought to be due to an increased awareness and emphasis on employee health and safety, along with the drive to make continual advances in technology, fit, and functionality so that PPE achieves...
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