VWR Basic Frocks 113-1156 SMS Fluid-Resistant Apparel Latex-Free
Unused and never put into service. It may be an older model and may not come in its original packaging. Minor marks from storage are possible.
VWR
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CategoryMiscellaneous
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Dimension31.0cm x 28.0cm x 44.0cm
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Shipping TypeFedEx Ground
Description
The VWR Basic Frocks model 113-1156 SMS is a new product designed for fluid and particulate protection in various laboratory environments. Constructed from latex-free, multi-layer spunbonded - melt-blown - spunbonded (SMS) fabric, these frocks offer high tensile strength while ensuring comfort and breathability. Ideal for situations demanding light chemical splash resistance, the frocks feature a snap collar, raglan sleeves, and a snap closure for ease of use. Made in China, this apparel is practical for maintaining hygiene and safety without compromising on comfort.
Key Features
- Latex-free SMS fabric
- High tensile strength
- Soft and breathable
- Fluid and particulate barrier
- Light chemical splash resistance
- Snap collar and closure
Specifications
- Material: Latex-free, multi-layer spunbonded - melt-blown - spunbonded (SMS) fabric
- Features: Snap collar, raglan sleeves, snap closure
- Protection: Fluid and particulate barrier, light chemical splash resistance
Weight
Imperial: 7.94 Pounds
Metric: 3.6 Kilograms
Shipping Dimensions
Imperial: 14.65 lb x 13.23 lb x 20.79 lb
Metric: 37.21 cm x 33.6 cm x 52.81 cm
Harmonized Code
621010
Harmonized Code Details
621010 - Garments, made up of fabrics of heading 5602, 5603 or 5903. This code is suitable as the frocks are made of SMS nonwoven fabric, fitting this category.
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