O&M Halyard 10071 Lab Jacket White Medium

The O&M Halyard 10071 Lab Jacket is a high-quality, protective garment designed for use in various medical and laboratory settings. Ideal for clinics, hospitals, and research facilities, this lab jacket stands out for its durability and comfort, making it an essential component of personal protective equipment (PPE) for healthcare professionals. Its primary benefit lies in providing a reliable barrier against external contaminants, ensuring a safe working environment.

The O&M Halyard 10071 Lab Jacket is intended to serve as a protective layer for individuals working with potentially hazardous materials or in environments where exposure to pathogens is a concern. The jacket is designed to be worn over regular clothing, providing an additional layer of protection without compromising mobility or comfort. This makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from laboratory research to patient care in clinical settings.

Key Features

• Made from a durable, easy-to-clean material for long-lasting protection and convenience
• Design allows for a full range of motion, ensuring comfort during extended wear
• White color provides a clean, professional appearance suitable for healthcare environments
• Medium size ensures a comfortable fit for a variety of users
• Supplied in cases of 25 for easy inventory management and distribution
• Constructed to meet the demands of frequent use in busy medical and laboratory settings
• Provides a barrier against external contaminants, contributing to a safer working environment

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 36 inches (chest) x 30 inches (length) - Please note dimensions may vary slightly based on the manufacturer's specifications and production runs. Weight: Approximately 0.5 lbs per jacket Materials: High-quality, durable fabric designed for ease of cleaning and resistance to wear Compliance: Manufactured in accordance with standard medical garment production guidelines

Ideal For

• Hospitals and acute care facilities
• Medical and research laboratories
• Outpatient clinics and ambulatory care centers
• Home healthcare settings where protective gear is necessary
• Education and training facilities for healthcare professionals