Kimberly-Clark Professional* Procedure Mask, Pleat-Style w/Ear Loops, Blue, 500/Carton

(3) Reviews Product Number: KCC47080
  • Pleat-style with ear loops.
  • Blue.
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Product Description

Kimberly-Clark Professional* Procedure Mask, Pleat-Style w/Ear Loops, Blue, 500/Carton - Procedure face masks feature a pleat style and earloops. Designed to be used in only once in general patient care situations or in care continuum/alternate site arenas. Face masks are latex-free, disposable and nonsterile. Made of polypropylene, polyester, cellulose and paper/plastic coated carbon steel (nose wire).

  • Pleat-style with ear loops.
  • Blue.
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Product Specifications

  • Additional Information
    Three-layer nonwoven synthetic bonded material
  • Assembly Required
    No
  • Brand Name
    Kimberly-Clark
  • Color
    Blue
  • Country of Origin
    MX
  • Features
    Latex-free - with Ear Loops
  • Global Product Type
    Face Masks-Medical Procedure
  • Latex Free
    No
  • Manufacturer
    Kimberly-Clark Corporation
  • Manufacturer Part Number
    TBPM026080
  • Manufacturer Website Address
    www.kimberly-clark.com
  • Material
    Nonwoven
  • Model
    Professional Pleat Style Procedure
  • Packaged Quantity
    50 / Box
  • Packaging
    500
  • Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
    0%
  • Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
    0%
  • Product Name
    Blue Procedure Masks
  • Product Type
    Safety Mask
  • Protection Type
    Dust Flying Particle
  • Recycled
    No
  • Refurbished
    N
  • Shipping Weight (Approximate)
    8 oz
  • Size Group
    One Size
  • Special Features
    Ten boxes per carton-50 masks per box.
  • Sterile
    No
  • Total Recycled Content Percent
    0%

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