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Safety & PPE

Drager Alcotest® 4000

The breathalyser Dräger Alcotest® 4000 offers responsible drivers a reliable way to test their breath alcohol and gives them the assurance of being legal to drive. This is ensured by precise measurement technology identical to that used by the police: over 30 million breath alcohol tests a year.
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Safety Goggles Polycarbonate Clear Lens Green Frame Indirect Ventilation ChemicalresistantImpactresistant
Sitesafe Safety Goggles, Polycarbonate, Clear Lens, Green Frame, Indirect Ventilation, Chemical-resistant/Impact-resistant
These ergonomically designed safety goggles deliver protection against moderate impact hazards and liquid splash. The clear lenses allow for maximum visibility to ensure user hazard awareness.

Features and Benefits
• Designed to protect against indirect ventilation
• Lightweight 73g goggles for comfortable wear
• Green frame for easy identification
• Comfortable fitting band to secure goggles in place

Applications
• Mechanical impact (moderate)
• Liquids
• Chemicals

Standards
• EN166B

Notes
• Weight: 73g
• Dimensions: 16 x 8 x 9.5cm
• Goggles will not fit over prescription glasses
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