A safe and clean working environment is the first step to producing a successful composite laminate. Make sure to plan your project or repair accordingly, and take simple measures for safety with every project:
- Protect yourself with gloves, goggles, respirators or a mask, and disposable clothing.
- Prevent contamination between projects and protect equipment by keeping the work space clean.
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Nitrile gloves are excellent general use gloves in a chemical or solvent environment and are an excellent...
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These heavy-duty vinyl gloves stand up to resins and solvents unlike their latex counterpart, but make a slight...
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For some projects, standard latex and vinyl gloves just don't get the job done. These thicker, heavy-duty latex...
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Laminating can be a dirty job. Make sure you keep the chemicals and dust off your clothes—and away from your...
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Laminating can be a dirty job. Make sure you keep the chemicals and dust off your clothes—and away from your...
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The physics are simple: when spills are made or dust flies, particles usually make their way to the floor—and...
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WypAll ® X80 Paper Wipes are stronger and more absorbent than ordinary shop paper towels. Wypall &r...
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Wypall ™ Waterless Hand Wipes pack a two-part punch. They feature a unique, natural formula po...
Remember to thoroughly review Safety Data Sheets for those products where they are available. The Safety Data Sheet, or SDS, identifies potential hazards involved with the product. It details safe handling guidelines, as well as first aid measures to follow if an accident were to occur. At FibreGlast.com, the SDS, if applicable, can be found on the "Documents" tab on individual product pages.
For more helpful information, visit our Learning Center and read, Safety in Composites and Setting Up a Composite Shop.
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