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Fabric Guidelines for Cleanroom Apparel
"In a cleanroom, every single element must be carefully scrutinized to ensure that it does not pose a contamination risk. This scrutiny extends to the people who occupy and move about in the cleanroom—as well as the clothing they wear. It’s likely that you already know that cleanrooms call for specialized apparel, but you may not be clear about what..."
READ MOREAlcohol-Free vs. Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers: Which Is Best?
Cleanroom, Facility, Uniforms and Apparel
"At Prudential Overall Supply, we’re proud to offer bulk hand sanitizer and other cleanliness products your business can depend on. Keeping your hands clean can prevent COVID-1 and other germs from spreading. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends washing with soap and water or using hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. However, with alcohol-based and alcohol-free..."
READ MOREGlossary of Cleanroom Terms
"Cleanrooms must meet many standards and regulations. By cleaning internal surfaces, controlling air within the facility, and operating the cleanroom within tight guidelines, contamination levels can be kept acceptable. However, the essentials don’t end there. From ordering cleanroom supplies to understanding terminology, being knowledgeable helps get the most out of your facility. Here are some terms you’ll need to know..."
READ MOREHow to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 in Your Gym
Facility, Uniforms and Apparel
"With the opening of many gyms amid COVID-19, there are many necessary measures to prevent the spread of the virus. These tips will ensure customers and staff are safe at all times. Install several stations with hand sanitizer throughout your facility. This will help customers disinfect their hands, as needed, and lessen foot traffic to bathroom sinks. Be sure to..."
READ MORE6 Safety Tips to Keep Your Tow Truck Drivers Safe
Facility, Uniforms and Apparel
"Whether you need high visibility shirts or a tow truck uniform for your fleet, you can count on Prudential Overall Supply, but it is up to your operational procedures and drivers to ensure safety on the job. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has developed many regulations to address tow truck driver safety to prevent injuries, illnesses, and accidents...."
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