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Consumables
SKU
FCRFS50
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Site supervisors, sparkies, chippies and labourers carry this 50ml antiseptic spray in tool bags and glove boxes for immediate wound care. The compact bottle fits in a shirt pocket or console tray, so it is ready when...
Description and applications
Site supervisors, sparkies, chippies and labourers carry this 50ml antiseptic spray in tool bags and glove boxes for immediate wound care. The compact bottle fits in a shirt pocket or console tray, so it is ready when a graze, splinter or minor cut happens away from the main first aid station. Having treatment at hand reduces the chance of contamination before a proper clean-up can occur.
The trigger spray delivers a directed stream onto the injury without needing to pour from a bottle or hunt for cotton wool. That matters when gloves are dusty, light is poor or the worker is up a ladder. A quick application clears debris and lowers infection risk on the spot, letting the crew member stay on task or move to the first aid room for assessment. The small volume also limits waste compared with larger containers that sit open and expire.
Supplied as a 50ml pump spray bottle. Suits construction, civil, maintenance and warehouse operations where portable first aid is required.
- 50ml pocket-sized spray bottle
- Trigger nozzle for targeted application
- Cleans minor cuts, grazes and splinters
- Fits tool bags, glove boxes and shirt pockets
- Reduces contamination risk before formal treatment
- Single-handed operation with gloves on
- Limits waste compared to bulk containers
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