Prostat 016433 Self-adhesive Fabric Bandage 100 Pack

Product Description

The PROSTAT 016433 is a general-purpose self-adhesive woven fabric bandage designed for first aid and wound care applications in commercial, industrial, and trade work environments. Each bandage measures 3 inches long by 0.75 inches wide and is constructed from a beige woven cloth material that conforms to skin for secure adhesion without requiring clips or fasteners. The adhesive backing holds firmly during light activity and is suitable for covering minor cuts, abrasions, and punctures that occur on the job. These bandages are packaged 100 units per pack, making them well suited for stocking job-site first aid kits and safety supply cabinets.

These bandages are appropriate for general-purpose first aid use across a wide range of settings including HVAC shops, plumbing service vehicles, electrical contracting, and light manufacturing environments. Their compact size fits standard first aid kits and dispenser boxes. The woven fabric construction allows for some flexibility and breathability, which is useful when applied to fingers or knuckles during continued work activity. Each unit is individually prepared within the 100-count pack for fast access when needed.

Key Features

• Woven fabric construction provides flexibility and breathability over minor wounds
• Self-adhesive backing requires no clips, tape, or secondary fastening
• Dimensions of 3 inches x 0.75 inches suit coverage of small cuts and abrasions
• Beige color blends with a range of skin tones for low-profile wear
• 100 bandages per pack supports stocking of job-site and vehicle first aid kits

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose adhesive cloth bandage suitable for standard first aid kits and safety supply stations across commercial and industrial work environments.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the wound area thoroughly before applying the bandage to ensure proper adhesion. Peel the protective backing carefully and apply directly over the affected area without stretching the fabric. Replace the bandage if it becomes wet, soiled, or loses adhesion. Disposal should follow applicable facility or jobsite first aid waste protocols.