• Full Coverage: Balaclava style full coverage hood design contains hair and beard, preventing contamination. Snug and neat while providing full coverage for long hair
• Material: 100% Non-Woven Lint Free Spunbonded Polypropylene, 100% latex free, 100% PFAS Free, Non-irritating
• Secure Fit: Latex free elastics at both the face and neck openings secures hair completely
• Hygiene: Single-use design minimizes cross-contamination risk
• Colour: Available in white or blue
• Sizes: One Size
• Beard Nets and Hair Nets are also available for hair coverage options
• Food Industry: Hair & Beard Cover Hoods are essential for bakeries, restaurants, meat processing plants, and other food processing facilities to meet health and safety regulations, keeping hair securely covered
• Healthcare: Ideal for hospitals, clinics, and laboratories where sterile and cleanroom requirements are required
• Beauty and Spa: Perfect for salons and spas to keep hair secure and out of the way during treatments
• Other Industries: Can also be used for cleaning, gardening, in factories, pharmaceutical companies and any other industry that requires sanitation and hygiene or and dusty environments will benefit from high-quality honeycomb nylon hair nets
• Hygiene: Provides moderate coverage to keep hair contained, reducing the risk of contamination in environments requiring moderate hair protection
• Convenience: Single-use design simplifies cleanup and minimizes the risk of cross-contamination
• Comfort: Lightweight, breathable materials for comfort during extended use
• Secure Fit: Equipped with a soft, non-binding elastic band, these hair nets offer a secure yet gentle fit that stays in place
• Full Coverage: Browse Aprons, Gowns, Hair Nets, Beard Nets, Shoe and Boot Covers, Work Boots, Gloves, Reusable Hoods, 3-Ply Masks, and Disposable Sleeves for more coverage.
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