Kleenguard 36890 Protective Hood Universal Sms 100 Pack

Product Description

The KLEENGUARD 36890 is a universal-fit protective hood constructed from SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) nonwoven fabric. Designed for head and neck coverage in environments where particulate contamination or splash exposure is a concern, this hood serves as a key component of a full personal protective equipment ensemble. The white SMS material provides a lightweight barrier while remaining breathable enough for extended wear. Each package contains 100 individual hoods, making it well-suited for high-volume operations where frequent changeouts are standard practice. Safety coordinators, industrial hygienists, and trades workers sourcing disposable PPE for their crews will find this pack size practical for site-level stocking.

This hood is intended for use in industrial, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, cleanroom, and general maintenance environments where head protection from dust, light particulates, or non-hazardous liquids is required. The universal sizing accommodates a wide range of head sizes, reducing the need to stock multiple sizes. Typical applications include painting operations, abatement work, janitorial and facilities maintenance, and any task requiring disposable head covering as part of a coverall or Tyvek-style suit setup.

Key Features

• SMS nonwoven construction provides a lightweight particulate and splash barrier
• Universal size fits a wide range of head dimensions without adjustment hardware
• White color supports visual contamination detection during inspection
• Disposable design supports quick changeout between tasks or work zones
• 100 hoods per package supports high-volume crew use and site-level stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a universal disposable protective hood suitable for use as a standalone head covering or as a supplement to disposable coverall systems in industrial and maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Protective hoods of this type are donned and doffed by trained workers following a facility's PPE protocol. No tools are required. Workers should inspect the hood for tears or defects before use and discard any damaged units. Follow your facility's doffing procedure to avoid self-contamination during removal, and dispose of used hoods in accordance with applicable local waste handling regulations.