

Formaldehyde Spill Kit
Sometimes used as an industrial fungicide, germicide, and disinfectant, and as a preservative in mortuaries and labs, formaldehyde is definitely not something anyone wants to mess with.
This specialist clean-up kit features the solidifier FSC-1 which reduces responder exposure to formaldehyde gas during a spill. The solidifier transforms formalin into a semi-solid mass which cools rapidly, minimising formaldehyde gas.
The kit includes PPE for responder protection, along with an instruction card.
Features
• Dedicated PPE gear for responder protection
• Instruction card supports correct use
Specifications
• Vented goggles and nitrile gloves
• Dedicated respirator
• Open-backed gown
• FSC-1 Solidifier
• 3 x wiper pads
• 4 x scoop and scraper
• 4 x clear waste bags and ties
• Instruction card
13-2012
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