KAPPLER PPH439-99 PROVENT PLUS NFPA 1999 CERTIFIED BIOHAZARD PROTECTION
Original price
€1.028,95
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Original price
€1.028,95
Original price
€1.028,95
€1.028,95
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€1.028,95
Current price
€1.028,95
ProVent® Plus
Protection Against Blood-Borne Pathogens
ProVent Plus Style PPH439-99 is certified to NFPA 1999 for use as part of a system of components with other protective equipment. The certified style does not include attached shoes/bootcovers.
NFPA 1999 Certified Single-Use Garment Offers Economical Biohazard Protection.
Introducing ProVent Plus, the only economically priced single-use garment certified to the demanding requirements of NFPA 1999. The use-and-dispose distinction of ProVent Plus means emergency responders and healthcare workers faced with Ebola-infected body fluids and other biohazards can now have proven protection at a fraction of the cost of expensive reusable garments.
In addition to passing the ASTM F1670 blood penetration and ASTM F1671 viral penetration tests, ProVent Plus is a microporous fabric that offers increased comfort due to its high moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR). The garment is certified to NFPA 1999 for use as part of a system of components with other protective equipment including respiratory, eye and face protection, examination gloves, boot/shoe covers and over aprons. ProVent Plus also meets OSHA and CDC guidelines as part of such a protective system.
ProVent Plus NFPA Style Details
- ProVent Plus NFPA 1999 certified single-use garment offers economical alternative to costly reusable apparel.
- Protects against Ebola infected blood and body fluids and other biohazards.
- ProVent Plus fabric passes both ASTM F1670 blood penetration and ASTM F1671 viral penetration tests.
- Microporous fabric offers a high moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) for greater comfort.
- Thumb loop attached to sleeve enhances comfort and protection.
- ProVent Plus Style PPH439-99 is not made with natural rubber latex.
- ProVent Plus Applications: Patient care and other healthcare settings, lab and diagnostic services, pharmacy work, autopsies, mortuary services.
New Guidelines from OSHA and the CDC
OSHA and the CDC have issued a comprehensive PPE guidance document for workers who may be exposed to potentially infected blood and body fluids. Details include:
- The guidance is in a matrix format and identifies the type and level of PPE performance.
- It includes protective gowns and coveralls, described as fluid resistant or impermeable.
- Fluid resistant garments are specified where the risk of exposure to blood and body fluids is low. Fluid resistant garments are defined as those with fabrics and seams that meet certain industry standards for liquid repellency.
- Impermeable garments are specified for scenarios with high exposure risk. Impermeable garment definition references industry standards and test methods for blood and viral penetration resistance under pressure.
- Protection is achieved by a system of components. In addition to protective apparel, a proper system includes respiratory protection consistent with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, plus eye and face protection, examination gloves, boot/shoe covers and over aprons.
Hood, zipper front with storm flaps, elastic back waist, wrists ankles and face opening. Note: Garment has Heat Sealed/Taped Seams on inside.
PROVENT PLUS PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
| PHYSICAL PROPERTY | TEST METHOD | RESULTS IMPERIAL |
|---|---|---|
| Basis Weight | ASTM D751 | 2.4oz/yd2 |
| Grab Tensile Strength | ASTM D5034 | MD 45.5 lbs CD 31.7 lbs |
| Trapezoid Tear | ASTM D5587 | MD 28.7 lbs CD 13.7 lbs |
| Ball Burst | ASTM D3787 | 35.5 lbs |
| Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate | ASTM E-96 | 890 (g/m2/24hrs) |
| Viral Penetration (Pass/Fail) |
ASTM F1671 | PASS MEDIA INFORMATION Via PR Newswire May 16, 2018 ProVent® Plus from Kappler offers timely response to latest Ebola outbreak with affordable NFPA certified single-use protective garment. (GUNTERSVILLE, AL) Ebola is in the news again, and protective apparel innovator Kappler has good news for healthcare responders — an economical protective suit that’s NFPA certified to protect against the deadly virus and other biohazards. With its introduction of ProVent® Plus, Kappler has addressed a critical worker-protection need with the only economically priced single-use garment certified to the demanding requirements of the NFPA 1999 apparel standard. The use-and-dispose distinction of ProVent Plus means emergency responders and healthcare workers faced with Ebola-infected body fluids and other biohazards can now have proven protection at a fraction of the cost of expensive reusable garments. “The latest Ebola outbreak in Africa underscores the sense of urgency for a cost-effective protective apparel solution,” said Kappler president Laura Kappler-Roberts. "ProVent Plus provides the same certified blood and viral protection as re-usable suits costing many times more.” The new garment also alleviates the uncertainty surrounding re-usable suit decontamination practices. “Trying to decon exposed garments for re-use is difficult at best, and ProVent Plus eliminates that concern with a proven, affordable garment solution,” Kappler-Roberts added. In addition to passing the ASTM F1670 blood penetration and ASTM F1671 viral penetration tests, ProVent Plus is a microporous fabric that offers increased comfort due to its high moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR). Kappler’s ProVent Plus garment (style PPH439-99) is made in the USA and certified to NFPA 1999 for use as part of a system of components with other protective equipment including respiratory, eye and face protection, examination gloves, boot/shoe covers and over aprons. ProVent Plus also meets OSHA and CDC guidelines as part of such a protective system. "This is a three-way win for responders and healthcare workers,” Kappler-Roberts said. “They get NFPA certified protection, along with the infection control peace of mind and a substantial cost savings." For more information on ProVent Plus, NPFA apparel standards, and OSHA and CDC guidelines for workers exposed to potentially infected blood and body fluids NFPA1999 Certified Single-Use Garment Offers Economical Biohazard Protection. • ProVent Plus NFPA 1999 certified single-use garment offers economical alternative to costly reusable apparel. • Protects against Ebola infected blood and body fluids and other biohazards. • ProVent Plus fabric passes both ASTM F1670 blood penetration and ASTM F1671 viral penetration tests. • Microporous fabric offers a high moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) for greater comfort. • Thumb loop attached to sleeve enhances comfort and protection (photo left). • ProVent Plus Applications: Patient care and other healthcare settings, lab and diagnostic services, pharmacy work, autopsies, mortuary services. Guidelines from OSHA and the CDC OSHA and the CDC have issued a comprehensive PPE guidance document for workers who may be exposed to potentially infected blood and body fluids. Details include: • The guidance is in a matrix format and identifies the type and level of PPE performance. • It includes protective gowns and coveralls, described as fluid resistant or impermeable. • Fluid resistant garments are specified where the risk of exposure to blood and body fluids is low. Fluid resistant garments are defined as those with fabrics and seams that meet certain industry standards for liquid repellency. • Impermeable garments are specified for scenarios with high exposure risk. Impermeable garment definition references industry standards and test methods for blood and viral penetration resistance under pressure. • Protection is achieved by a system of components. In addition to protective apparel, a proper system includes respiratory protection consistent with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134, plus eye and face protection, examination gloves, boot/shoe covers and over aprons |