Disposable Apparel

Stay Safe With Disposable Apparel

Protect yourself from particles, liquids, and chemicals in your work environment. Disposable Apparel available in different materials to suit your specific application. Disposable protective coveralls, aprons, shoe covers, and sleeves offer different areas of protection; pick the material that suits your application. You may not need a Tyvek Suit or a Kevlar arm sleeve; a microporous coverall or polypropylene arm sleeve may be enough for your needs. If you aren't sure, get in touch and we'll be glad to help.

Industries love Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies. From work in a medical setting, to metal fabrication, to handling chemicals, we have disposable apparel you can rely on day after day. From bouffants to shoe covers, we keep you protected head to toe. Beard nets will ensure cleanliness and food safety compliance. Did you get new work boots? Then you will want to keep them free of dirt and grime with heavy duty boot covers. For those without beards or boots, we have hair restraints such as colored hair nets and disposable hair nets. Plus, your employees won't have to worry about cutting themselves with protective arm sleeves. Until we return to normalcy, you may need disposable face masks medical to filter out particles in the air. The CDC confirmed that wearing a mask works to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and infectious diseases. If you want to test that theory, be careful in your research with a disposable lab coat. If you work around chemicals or coughing patients then you are at risk of infectious droplets. However, a mask with eye cover prevents droplets from entering your eyes. No need to run away from coughing patients anymore! But after you run out the clock on your shift, don't slip, wear skid free shoe covers! You wouldn't want to miss when our Curad face masks come back in stock.

Many industries rely on our disposable apparel including: medical offices, hospitals, research labs, biotech firms, semiconductor manufacturing, industry, general manufacturing, food processing and restaurants, pharmaceutical, janitorial, cleanrooms and chemical processing. This list is by no means exhaustive. If we have to list every industry that used our polyethylene sleeves, this paragraph would never end. And before the end of time, make sure your survival shelter is packed with polypropylene coveralls (not everyone can have a billionaire's bunker to ride out the apocalypse). Although, if toxic rain will be a concern then try an acid suit or a hooded coverall. If you are going to picky, then you can't go wrong with a Tyvek jumpsuit, but please, don't be a celebrity wearing one for instagram. If I see another celebrity in a Tyvek Suit I will cover my eyes with a disposable bouffant cap and count backwards from ten. And before we end this paragraph, can we interest you in a hairnet dispenser?