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Lab Coat,White,Hook-and-Loop,XL,PK30: Mandarin Collar, Open Cuff, SMMMS, White, XL, 30 PK
- Item
- 42EP69
- Mfr. Model
- 35621
- Size
Product Details
- Catalog Page
- N/A
- Brand
- KIMBERLY-CLARK
- Closure Type
- Hook-and-Loop
- Collar Style
- Mandarin
- Color
- White
- Cuff Style
- Open
- Gender
- Unisex
- Launderable
- No
- Material
- SMMMS
- Number of Pockets
- 0
- Packaging
- Individually Packaged
- Pattern
- Solid
- Protection Type
- Liquid & Particulate
- Seam Style
- Serged
- Size
- XL
- Sterile/Non-Sterile
- Non-Sterile
- Attached Hood
- No
- Wrist Closure
- Elastic
- Anti-Static
- Yes
- Brand and Series
- Kimberly Clark Kleenguard A20
- No. of Pockets
- No Pockets
- Garment Style
- Lab Coat
- Material Performance
- Medium Duty
- Hazard Protection Type
- Non-Hazardous Dry Particulates
- UNSPSC
- 46181532
- Country of Origin
- Mexico (subject to change)
- Product Description
These lab coats and frocks have a hook-and-loop closure and protect workers from non-hazardous particulates. Dry particulates are larger in size than aerosols and include dust and dirt. Hook-and-loop closures don't have pieces that can come apart and fall into samples or food. Lab coats and frocks have a front closure and are worn by researchers and clinical staff to protect personal clothing from accidental spills and splashes and to prevent cross-contamination. Lab coats have pockets, while frocks do not.