Versatile, comfortable head protectionSafety helmet with slots for uvex visors, helmet capsules and helmet lampsEuroslot mount (30 mm) on the side for attaching ear muffsThree variable ventilation openings for maximum ventilationInterior with rotary wheel system for infinitely variable width adjustmentSix-point textile strap attachment ensures optimum fit and comfortEN 397 industrial safety helmet standard Low temperatures (-30°C) Molten Metal (MM)
The AlphaTec® Glove Connector provides an easy chemical protection solution for all workers using chemical gloves and suits.Providing an integrated chemical protection solution
uvex helmet accessoriesED headlamp with two separate precision optics for distance and area lightPower source: Lithium-ion battery with 1.7 AhWeight: 115 gramsMaximum luminous flux: 200 lumenOperating temperature: -20 °C to +60 °CCharger included in the scope of deliveryProtection class: IP 67 (dust and waterproof)
Compact designThree different operating modesEmergency light up to 80 m, work light up to 140 m, strong light up to 190 mProtection class IP 67 (dust and waterproof)Operating temperature -20 °C to + 50 °CPower source: Li-ion rechargeable battery 3.7 V - 3.4 AhLuminous flux up to max. 230 lumensLighting duration max. 30 hoursCharging time: approx. 9 hours<80% capacity after 500 charging cycles
shirt collarwithout pockets4 press studsindividually packed in polybag
white non-woven fabricblue CPE walking soleLength approx. 40cm
White, with hood. CE category I. Weight: 37g. Individually packed in polybag.
polypropylenenon-woven fabricsoft with elastic bandfree from fibre-glass and breathable52cm circumference.
pleatselasticated sides2 side pockets and 1 back pocketRegular fit
Coat unisex , royal blue, made of durable blended fabric 65% Polyester, 35% CottonReverse collarConcealed press stud placketLong sleeves3 inside pocketsBack seam with practical walking slitWithout back strapRegular fit
Coat unisex , light blue, made of durable blended fabric 65% Polyester, 35% CottonReverse collarConcealed press stud placketLong sleeves3 inside pocketsBack seam with practical walking slitWithout back strapRegular fit
Coat unisex , dark grey, made of durable blended fabric 65% Polyester, 35% CottonReverse collarConcealed press stud placketLong sleeves3 inside pocketsBack seam with practical walking slitWithout back strapRegular fit
Coat unisex , light grey, made of durable blended fabric 65% Polyester, 35% CottonReverse collarConcealed press stud placketLong sleeves3 inside pocketsBack seam with practical walking slitWithout back strapRegular fit
fold-down collarwith press studslong sleevedtwo side pockets are providedone outer breast pocketwithout belt at the back
Coat unisex , white, made of durable blended fabric 65% Polyester, 35% CottonReverse collarConcealed press stud placketLong sleeves3 inside pocketsBack seam with practical walking slitWithout back strapRegular fit
Coat unisex , green, made of durable blended fabric 65% Polyester, 35% CottonConcealed press stud placketLong sleeves3 inside pocketsBack seam with practical walking slitWithout back strapRegular fit
100% Cotton woolstand-up collarwith press studslong sleevedtwo side pockets are providedone outer breast pocketwithout belt at the back
Made from 100% cotton. Offers good protection against minor spills and droplets of acids and other chemicals.Boil-proof, chlorine-proofFold down collarConcealed press stud placketLong sleeve1 breast pocket2 side pocketsBack seam with practical walking slit
fold-down collarwith press studslong sleevedtwo side pockets are providedone outer breast pocketwithout belt at the back50% cotton, 50% polyester
65% PES / 35% cottonstand-up collarwith press studslong sleevedtwo side pockets are providedone outer breast pocketwithout belt at the back
fold-down collarwith press studslong sleevedtwo side pockets are providedone outer breast pocketwithout belt at the back
Certified PPE Cat III acc. to directive 89/686/EECType 6 limited chemical splash protectionMicro-organism protection testedEN1149-1:1995 Antistatic clothingHigh performance chemical resistant fabricLow lint fabric, Helmke Drum Category II99% particle and bacterial filtration efficiencyIndividually packed, 15 p. in an outer package for ISO 7 Grade C areasSilicon-FreeAbrasion-resistant film-coated polypropyleneMandarin collarElastic cuff, thumb-loops and extra-length armsHigh strength triple stitched seams
PP spunbonded fabric laminated with PE filmElasticated legFor single use onlySize 1 from 42 - 46Size 2 from 46 - 48
Very air-permeable and lightweight polypropylene spunbonded fabricWhiteWith zipperIndividually packed in polybag
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DIN 12336Flat-bottom with spoutAutoclavable
DIN 12336Flat-bottom with spout
Glazed inside and outside except for rim.
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DIN 12336Flat-bottom with spoutAutoclavable
DIN 12336Flat-bottom with spout
Glazed inside and outside except for rim.
Häberle LABORTECHNIK - Your Expert for Hygiene Products and Protective Clothing
Häberle LABORTECHNIK offers a comprehensive selection of laboratory coats and examination coats specially developed for demanding areas such as hospitals, pharmaceuticals, or laboratories. Our hygiene clothing like coats prevents infections and contamination of samples and products.
We offer a wide range of disposable coats for laboratories and medical use to ensure the highest hygiene standards.
Laboratory coats and examination coats in many colors and sizes are available from Franz Mensch. Every professional can find the right model here. The laboratory coats and examination coats are also suitable for a hygiene color system, where different work areas are marked with colored clothing.
Disposable products are advantageous because hygiene matters.
Infection Control and Hygiene
Disposable coats offer effective protection against cross-contamination. They are disposed of after single use, thereby minimizing the risk of transmission of microorganisms and infections between patients, personnel, or samples.
Using disposable laboratory coats is time and cost-efficient, as washing and sterilizing reusable coats is eliminated. This is particularly useful in high-traffic or resource-constrained environments.
Each disposable coat is factory-new and offers a consistently high level of protection. With reusable coats, the protective effect can decrease through repeated washing and use.
Disposable coats are typically light and comfortable to wear, which is especially important during long wearing times. Additionally, they are immediately ready for use, without additional preparation.
Disposable materials are typically hypoallergenic and thus reduce the risk of skin irritations and allergic reactions, in contrast to some reusable materials.
Care is taken to comply with regulations and standards. In many medical and laboratory-related areas, there are strict regulations for personal protective equipment.
Types of Coats for Laboratory and Medical Use
There are various types of coats for laboratory and medical use, such as laboratory coats and examination coats.
Disposable coats are often the simplest way to comply with these regulations. Each type is tailored to the specific needs and requirements in laboratories, hospitals, and other medical facilities. Here are some of the most common types of protective coats:
- Isolation Coats are frequently used in medical facilities to prevent cross-contamination and offer protection against microorganisms and infections.
- Chemical-Resistant Protective Coats are made from materials resistant to chemicals.
Materials
Laboratory coats and examination coats consist of breathable, light fabrics for comfort and solid materials for effective protection. The materials vary depending on the area of use and protection requirements.
- Polypropylene (PP Nonwoven) is one of the most common materials. A light, breathable, and cost-effective material often used for disposable laboratory coats. It provides basic protection against dust and liquid splashes.
- Polyethylene (PE) is a water-repellent material used for disposable coats to provide better protection against liquids.
- SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond) is a combination of spun fabric and meltblown fabric, offering a good barrier against liquids and particles. It is frequently used as a disposable protective coat.
An ideal material combination consists of soft PP nonwoven combined with waterproof PE to ensure comfort and a high level of protection. Many coats are therefore specially coated or laminated.
Protective Suits
Protective suits cover the entire body and provide comprehensive protection. They belong to personal protective equipment (PPE) and must meet all legal requirements. Depending on the purpose and hazard level, protective overalls must meet different requirements, which is why they are available in various designs.
There is a large selection of protective suits that can be selected based on needs:
- Breathable disposable overalls or painter's coveralls made of light nonwoven materials, primarily worn as dirt protection
- Tight virus protection suits and chemical protection suits that protect against dangerous liquids and infections
- Fire-retardant overalls for work with sparks
When a higher level of protection is required, protective suits with a hood should be purchased, as they also cover the head and neck.
PPE Categories for Protective Suits
The PPE directive essentially divides protective equipment into three categories. Overalls and protective suits fall either into Category I or Category III:
- Category I Protective Suits protect against minimal risks. These include painter's coveralls, work overalls, and disposable overalls made of PP nonwoven, primarily worn as protection against contamination. They are breathable and available with or without a hood.
- Category III Protective Suits reliably protect against irreversible and fatal risks. They are particularly tight and protect the body from liquids, germs, viruses, particles, and other hazardous substances.
With Cat3 protective suits, you are reliably protected against caustic injuries or infections.
Types of Protective Suits and Overalls
- Type 4 (EN 1512) for spray-tight protective clothing
- Type 5 (EN1398-2) for particle-tight protective clothing
- Type 6 (EN 13034) for limited splash-tight protective clothing
Additional standards:
- EN 1149-1/-5 Antistatic, Part 1: Surface resistance, Part 5: Material requirements
- EN 14126 Barrier against infectious materials and biological hazards
How to Put on Your Protective Suit
When removing the overall from the packaging, first check that everything is in order and all seams are intact:
- Start comfortably seated and put your trouser legs in your socks before putting on the protective suit to prevent shifting.
- Step into the overall with your feet first.
- Slip into your boots and pull the overall leg endings over the boots.
- Slip into the sleeves.
- Close the zipper halfway and put on your respiratory mask and protective glasses if necessary.
- Put on the hood and close the zipper completely.
For very high-quality protective suits, the zipper is additionally sealed with a flap.
Manufacturers
Franz Mensch, Manulatex, Ansell, Uvex, Bierbaum, LLG, etc.