Available Quantity Option: Case
Case Unit: 10 Bags of 10 Gowns Per Case (100 Gowns)
Case Unit: 10 Bags of 10 Gowns Per Case (100 Gowns)
Kimberly-Clark Kimtech A7 Liquid Barrier Gown (USP800)
If your lab team is working with blood-borne pathogens, biologics or other harmful liquids, they need advanced protection against spills and splashes. Kimtech A7 Certified Liquid Barrier Gowns are a smart solution. They deliver stringent barrier protection for your people and superior contamination control for your facility. This protective gown has plenty of innovative features, including a seamless front design and an easy to don-and-doff design to reduce contamination risk and prevent hazardous liquids from getting on clothing or skin. The material offers enhanced liquid barrier protection– fabric tested for blood and blood-borne pathogen penetration, chemotherapy drug and hormone permeation (passes ASTM F1670 for penetration of blood and body fluids and ASTM F1671 for blood borne pathogens) and the built-in thumb loops help maintain glove and garment interface. The gowns are low lint to minimize contamination. Additionally add that it meets USP <800> guidelines Kimtech A7 Certified Liquid Barrier Gown is bulk-packaged and available in a range of sizes to help ensure comfort and compliance. It all adds up to a great laboratory environment!
Features and Benefits:
- Thumb loops to maintain glove and garment interface; According to a 2016 survey, thumb loops are preferred among compounding pharmacists.
- Seamless front and closed back; Easy to don and doff design
- Enhanced liquid barrier protection- fabric tested for blood and blood-borne pathogen penetration, chemotherapy drug and hormone permeation (passes ASTM F1670 for penetration of blood and body fluids) to help protect people and processes from liquid splashes
- These gowns meet USP <800> guidelines
Kimtech A7 Gown meets the USP800 requirement - "Gowns must close in the back (i.e., no open front)"
- “Disposable gowns made of polyethylene-coated polypropylene or other laminate materials offer better protection than those made of uncoated materials. Gowns must close in the back (i.e., no open front), be long sleeved, and have closed cuffs that are elastic or knit. Gowns must not have seams or closures that could allow HDs to pass through.”
