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Aprons & Smocks for Chemical, Liquid & Particulate Protection
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Aprons and smocks for chemical, liquid, and particulate protection limit contact with substances that can irritate the skin. They also protect personal clothing from environmental contaminants. They are worn when labeling and measuring samples, working with pharmaceuticals, and performing biomedical research.
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Hazardous Chemical Protective Smocks
Hazardous-chemical protective smocks have sleeves and tie on the back to cover a worker's front, sides, arms, and shoulders. They are knee length or longer. Hazardous chemicals are encountered in labs, chemical manufacturing, and petroleum processing facilities.
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Secondary Flame Resistant Hazardous Chemical Protective Smocks
Chemical-protective smocks with secondary flame resistance are worn over a base layer of personal flame-resistant clothing (such as shirts and pants) when there is an intermittent or low risk of encountering fire. These garments are not a primary source of flame protection. Smocks have sleeves and tie on the back to cover a worker's front, sides, arms, and shoulders. They are knee length or longer. Hazardous chemicals are encountered in labs, chemical manufacturing, and petroleum processing facilities.
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