Lab Coats and Jackets
Lab Coats and Jackets
Lab coats and jackets are protective garments worn in laboratory, industrial, cleanroom, or healthcare settings to protect against contamination and potential hazards in low- or high-risk environments. They are available in various single-use, limited-use, or reusable materials and typically feature long sleeves with elastic, knit, or open wrists. Closure types include buttons, snaps, or zippers for easy donning and doffing. Lab coats are typically knee-length or longer, while lab jackets are shorter in length. Optional features include anti-static or non-shedding properties, color choices other than white, various collar styles, and pockets for carrying small items or writing instruments.
Choose from the following types of lab coats:
• General purpose
• Controlled environments
• Chemical resistant
• Heat and fire-resistant
To help ensure maximum protection, lab coats and jackets should be selected based on the specific hazards and requirements of the work environment. Regulatory compliance details can be obtained at the individual product level.
Choose from the following types of lab coats:
• General purpose
• Controlled environments
• Chemical resistant
• Heat and fire-resistant
To help ensure maximum protection, lab coats and jackets should be selected based on the specific hazards and requirements of the work environment. Regulatory compliance details can be obtained at the individual product level.
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Ansell BioClean-D™ BDLC Non-Sterile Lab Coats
Manufactured from antistatic lightweight CleanTough material and features press stud fastenings, open cuffs, three pockets, and a rear vent.
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Ansell BioClean-D™ BDLC Sterile Lab Coats
Manufactured from antistatic lightweight CleanTough material and features press stud fastenings, open cuffs, three pockets, and a rear vent.