Gowning Economics: How Often Gloves and Masks Should Change
Change frequency is usually set by habit, not by data. A simple way to model contamination risk against consumable cost and gowning time…
SS3002W Sterile PVC Gloves, 12 in
The long-cuff version: a 12-inch sterile PVC glove that covers the forearm when a coverall sleeve rides up.
SS3001W Sterile PVC Gloves, 9 in
A 9-inch sterile PVC glove for tasks that need chemical resistance and a clean film rather than latex tactile response.
SS2006W Sterile Cleanroom Latex Gloves
Sterile latex gloves in a 9-inch length, packed in pairs for aseptic operations that need tactile feedback.
SF1302 Sterile Face Masks, Tie-On
A 21 × 9 cm sterile tie-on mask, for a fully adjustable fit when loops interfere with a hood or beard cover.
SF1202 Sterile Face Masks, 21 × 9 cm
The wider sterile mask: 21 × 9 cm with PU ear loops, for operators who need coverage past the jawline.
SF1201 Sterile Cleanroom Face Masks
A three-ply ES mask with PU head loops, individually bagged and triple-bagged for aseptic gowning.
SF1101 Sterile Face Masks, 18 × 9 cm
A sterile three-ply ES mask with PU ear loops, individually bagged and triple bagged for aseptic entry.
F1301 Cleanroom Face Masks, Tie-On
An 18 × 9 cm tie-on mask for a fully adjustable fit, typically specified where loops interfere with hoods or respirators.
F1202 Cleanroom Face Masks, Head Loop
The same three-ply construction with PU head loops, for a closer, more stable fit during long gowned shifts.
F1103 Cleanroom Face Masks, 18 × 9 cm
A smaller three-ply ES mask with OP ear loops, for visitors and operators who find the 21 cm mask too wide.
F1102 Cleanroom Face Masks, Ear Loop
A three-ply ES mask with PU ear loops for ISO 7 and ISO 8 areas, where a head loop is unnecessary.