SPRAYING EQUIPMENT PPE


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Blue Disposable Overalls Tyvek®


Nitrile Gloves


Fully certified, good grip, 0.45 mm thick for pesticide use. Available sizes medium to XL


4 F800 Faceshield Anti-Mist Acetate Screen


Featuring adjustable headband and clear brow guard for comfort. Replacement visor available.


Measuring Jug


Chemical resistant nylon measuring jug/beaker, graduated in millilitres for accurate measuring of pesticides. Available in 1 litre and 5 litre capacities.


Moldex 7000 Respirator


An ultra light and easy to wear respirator benefiting from Easylock® filters. Features include low profile, compact design that fits well under helmets, adjustable head cradle, wide field vision and 100% PVC-Free. Comes complete with a resealable box, 2 x Moldex 9400 ABEK1 combination filters and 2 x Moldex 9030 P3 particulate filters.


Replacement filters available seperately.


Safety designed with EN approval. Breathable, comfortable, hard-wearing. Available sizes: medium to XXL.


Classic Plus Coveralls


Robust, yet lightweight, category III Tyvek® disposable spray overalls. Available in sizes M to XXL.


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Spray Record Book


Chemical Spill Kits


The Spray Record Book has been custom designed by professionals to meet the regulatory demands for the recording of pesticide application under the Control of Pesticides Regulation 1986. The Spray Record Book contains 50 sets of A4 spray operation sheets (in carbon copy - triplicate) two of which are perforated.


The kits are suitable for smaller chemical spills and can be carried on forklift trucks to facilitate quick response to a spill. Chemical sorbents are suitable for all but the most aggressive chemicals. Kit contains pads, socks, disposal bags and ties and instruction sheet, all contained in a zip up, clear plastic bag. Available in two sizes 15 L or 30 L.


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