ANTI-BACTERIAL CLOTHS -- Occupational Health & Safety

Kimberly-Clark Professional

ANTI-BACTERIAL CLOTHS

Kimberly-Clark's WypAll* microfiber cloths now feature Microban antimicrobial product protection against the growth of bacteria. The thick, heavy, durable cloths remove up to 99 percent of bacteria from non-porous surfaces, helping to prevent cross-contamination. They can absorb up to eight times their weight in liquid and can be used wet, dry, or damp.

Product Spotlight

AirWave

Say hello to the N95 mask that is so comfortable and easy breathing, it can positively impact worker productivity and happiness on the job. The AirWave’s proprietary pleated design makes breathing easier and comes in multiple sizes with an adjustable strap for a customizable fit. Airwaves also have an ultra-tough Dura-Mesh® shell that resists collapse even in the hottest and most humid conditions. They have a metal-free molded nose bridge that seals easily without a metal noseband for added protection and comfort. It’s official: AirWave is a difference you can feel. 3
OLFA SK-16 Quick-Change Concealed Blade Safety Knife

Cutting tough materials has never been easier with the OLFA SK-16 Quick-Change Concealed Blade Safety Knife from OLFA. This touch-safe cutter requires no blade activation - simply pull to cut. The exposed blade is safely concealed within an open cutting channel for easy use. The versatile safety knife comes preloaded with a premium stainless-steel replaceable blade head to minimize waste. The durable OLFA blade cuts over 7x more* single wall corrugate than the leading competitor. The unique flow-through cutting channels minimize resistance for less effort per cut. Try this new safety cutter today. 3
BAND V2

SlateSafety’s BAND V2 is the most rugged, easy-to-use connected safety wearable to help prevent heat stress. No additional hardware is needed to monitor large teams performing tough jobs across vast worksites. Worn on the upper arm, it measures biometric data and sends real-time safety alerts when customized thresholds are met. Features include worker physiological monitoring, automated work/rest cycles and more. 3

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