Disposable Apparel

Medline

SKU: NON2545

Medline Disposable Blue SMS Isolation Gown, Chemo-tested, 30/case

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$139.99 - $189.99

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Medline

SKU: NON27386

Medline Sensitive Skin Surgical Face Masks with Ties, 300/case

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$59.99
Tyvek

SKU: QC122S

TyChem QC122 Coverall with hood and socks, 12/case

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$159.99 - $192.99

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Tyvek

SKU: TY667S-24

Tyvek Bouffant Caps, 24", 250/case

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$459.99

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Keystone

SKU: HSC-ETHWH-XL

Keystone Seamless Polythylene Shoe Covers, White, XL, 150/pair

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$34.99

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$19.97

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Tyvek

SKU: TY210S

Tyvek TY210S Disposable Frocks, Open Wrist, Snap Front, 30/case

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Medline

SKU: CRI500

Medline Polyethylene Isolation Gowns, with Thumb Loop

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$10.99 - $76.99

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Medline

SKU: 27213

Unisex Disposable Blue Scrub Pants, Elastic Waist, 30/case

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$52.99 - $59.99

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Medline

SKU: NONSH100C

Surgical Hoods with Under-Chin Tie, Blue, 100/Box, 3 box/case

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$149.99
AK Ltd.

SKU: XAK268

Beard Cover Dispenser, each

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$82.99
Tyvek

SKU: TY454S

Tyvek TY454S Boot Cover, 50 pairs/case

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$89.99
Tyvek

SKU: FC450S

Tyvek Shoe Cover, Non-skid sole, Gray, 50 pair/case

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$139.99

Disposable Apparel

What is disposable apparel?

Disposable apparel, also known as disposable clothing, is protective apparel designed for industrial, medical, food, and cleanroom settings.

Here are the main benefits of disposable apparel:

Prevent the spread of bacteria, viruses, dust, and debris
Protect your skin from chemical irritants and hazards
Protection from environmental hazards
Maintain critical environment standards
Protect patients from bacterial hazards
Maximize customer satisfaction
Comply with FDA, OSHA, and CDC guidelines

What is disposable apparel used for?

If you work in a facility with federal oversight, then OSHA's technical manual guides when and why to use protective clothing.

Protective apparel must be worn whenever the wearer "faces potential hazards" such as chemical exposure. Coveralls, gloves, and boots are standard protective clothing recommended by OSHA. Disposable apparel must be paired with other protective equipment such as respiratory, hearing, and eye protection.

Knowing how each item integrates to create a complete ensemble is essential. Some chemical protective suits may reduce mobility, or poor-fitting gloves may reduce dexterity. Check each item individually and together before exposing yourself to a hazard.

What type of disposable apparel do you need?

There are four factors to consider when purchasing disposable apparel or protective clothing.

Chemical Hazards
Physical Environment
Duration of Exposure
Protective Clothing Available

Chemicals can be corrosive, flammable, reactive, or highly toxic. Ensure your garments provide sufficient protection and don't corrode when exposed. When you face a combination of chemical hazards, this adds to the complexity. Test your garments to be sure you are safe.

The physical environment affects which protective garments are suitable. For example, indoor industrial manufacturing facilities may not be exposed to the extreme heat of those in outdoor settings. Working on a highway is vastly different than working in a cleanroom. Chemical handling in a confined space differs from handling those same chemicals in a well-ventilated outdoor area. Your choice of apparel must accommodate your conditions.

How long you plan to expose your apparel to hazards is essential to your decision-making. It is best to prepare for the worst-case scenario so the worker has a sufficient margin of safety. If there is a fixed air supply, or your apparel erodes over time when exposed to your specific chemical hazard, increase the margin of safety to accommodate.

Ideally, a wide array of clothing and protective equipment is available to workers. An over-reliance on one piece of equipment may impact your ability to handle a broad range of hazards. A high degree of flexibility allows for apparel to be interchanged and integrated with other safety gear.

Who uses disposable clothing?

Although protective clothing is widely used, here are some primary industries that rely on disposable apparel:

Food processing facilities
Doctor offices
Surgical operating rooms
Cleanroom, critical environments
Industrial manufacturing centers
Pharmaceutical and semi-conductor manufacturers

Where can you buy disposable apparel?

Find the best disposable apparel to keep your lab or industrial center operating effectively. Universities, governments, and industrial and food processing centers depend on Harmony for essential disposable clothing. Stock up today and take advantage of bulk wholesale pricing. Protect yourself from particles, liquids, and chemicals in your work environment.

Shop Harmony Lab & Safety Supplies as your disposable apparel supplier in medical, manufacturing, and cleanroom apparel. Keep your work environment stocked with dependable and affordable disposable apparel. Remember, Harmony is here for you!

Aprons

Arm Sleeves

Beard Covers & Nets

Boot Covers

Bouffant Caps

Coveralls

Dispensers

Face Masks

Hair Nets

Hoods

Isolation Gowns

Lab Coats & Frocks

Shirts and Pants

Shoe Covers

Surgical Caps

Medline Disposable Blue SMS Isolation Gown, Chemo-tested, 30/case

Medline Sensitive Skin Surgical Face Masks with Ties, 300/case

TyChem QC122 Coverall with hood and socks, 12/case

Tyvek Bouffant Caps, 24", 250/case

Keystone Seamless Polythylene Shoe Covers, White, XL, 150/pair

Tyvek TY210S Disposable Frocks, Open Wrist, Snap Front, 30/case

Medline Polyethylene Isolation Gowns, with Thumb Loop

Unisex Disposable Blue Scrub Pants, Elastic Waist, 30/case

Surgical Hoods with Under-Chin Tie, Blue, 100/Box, 3 box/case

Beard Cover Dispenser, each

Tyvek TY454S Boot Cover, 50 pairs/case

Tyvek Shoe Cover, Non-skid sole, Gray, 50 pair/case