Individual Decontamination Kit
description
The Individual Decontamination Kit is an essential tool for performing emergency decontamination on a single individual exposed to chemical contamination, hazardous materials, or toxic chemicals. Specially designed for rapid response, this kit effectively neutralizes hazardous substances and chemical hazards from the individual, the surrounding area, and their personal equipment, supporting effective chemical spill response and reducing the risk of further exposure.
Specifications
2x FAST-ACT Decon Mitts
2x FAST-ACT Powder Bottle Packs
1x 3-Pack FAST-ACT Decontamination Wipes
1x Kit Carry Case
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
What is the Individual Decontamination Kit used for?
The kit is designed for emergency decontamination of a single individual exposed to chemical contamination or hazardous materials, enabling rapid response in the field.
What types of contamination does this kit address?
The kit is designed to address chemical contamination on skin, personal equipment, and surrounding surfaces, including liquid spills and direct exposure scenarios.
Can this kit be used on both the individual and their equipment?
Yes, the kit supports decontamination of the individual, personal protective equipment (PPE), and nearby surfaces, helping reduce the spread of contamination.
