Microfiber Towel Pack
description
The FAST-ACT® Microfiber Towel Pack is an essential solution for effective and efficient chemical decontamination. This pack includes two high-quality microfiber towels designed specifically for use in environments where chemical spills or contaminants are a concern. The green towel is crafted to absorb excess liquid chemicals from surfaces, serving as the first step in your decontamination process. Following that, the second towel, infused with FAST-ACT® powder, completes the cleanup by thoroughly conducting surface chemical decontamination. This two-step system ensures your surfaces are clean, safe, and free of unwanted chemical residues.
Specifications
PART NUMBER: FG015-0001-00NA
packet DIMENSIONS: 7.5” x 4.5” x 3”
NUMBER PER CASE : 20
EAR99
DUAL USE FOR SKIN AND SURFACES
USE ON WEAPONS & SENSITIVE EQUIPMENT
DRY DECONTAMINATION
READY TO USE
NEUTRALIZATION OF UNKNOWN CHEMICALS
5-YEAR SHELF LIFE
USED IN DIVERSE TEMPERATURE RANGES
used by:
- Military/CBRN Teams
- Firefighters
- First Responders
- Laboratories
- Opioid Response
Our Technology
Our technology utilizes a specialized metal oxide blend with enhanced chemical breakdown capabilities. Featuring irregular shapes and high pore structures, our materials efficiently capture and interact with chemicals, facilitating both physical and chemical reactions. DEcontaminate, COntain and Neutralize:
- CWAs (Eg.: VX, Sarin, Mustard & Chlorine)
- Acids
- TICs (Eg.: Sulfuric Acid)
- Bases
- TIMs (Eg.: Formaldehyde)
- Organic & Halogen Compounds
Proven Safe by Independent Certified Laboratories
Pulmonary
Ocular
Oral
Skin sensitization and irritation
FAQs
Why are there 2 towels?
One can be used to absorb excess liquid, while the other can assist in applying the FAST-ACT powder.
How do I dispose of the towel pack?
Dispose of the used FAST-ACT towel pack as per local rules and regulations, often determined by the chemical it was used against. You can utilize the opened packet to place the used microfiber towel into to aid in reducing cross contamination. Unused towels and powder are typically landfill solid waste.
