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Micronova™ Serpillères à franges série NovaKnit™
Une serpillère à franges absorbante et d’une robustesse inégalée pour le nettoyage et l’aspiration de liquide dans les environnements contrôlés et critiques
Marque: Micronova™ MD5131-12WIR
Requires : MH-1 or MHC-1, or QDMH-1 frame with SSU series handle
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Description
The Micronova Irradiated NovaKnit™ String Mops are absorbent, tubular knit, string style mops for cleaning and liquid pick-up in controlled and critical environments. Available in a choice of 100% micro-denier polyester, 100% standard polyester, or 75% polyester/ 25% nylon blend for applications requiring more absorbency.
- Robust, irradiated tubular knit floor mop
- For cleaning and liquid pick-up in controlled environments
- Ribbed strands are low-linting and absorbent
- Looped design with no exposed edges
- Solid construction and durable fabric
- 100% micro-denier polyester, 100% standard polyester, or 75% polyester/ 25% nylon blend for more absorbency
- More absorbent and durable than traditional cleanroom mops
- For use with the MH-1 Mop Handle or
- SSU Series Stainless Steel Handle via the QDMH-1 Mop Adapter
- Gamma irradiated for aseptic areas and equipment
- Holds up to strong disinfectants
- Launderable for reuse
- Autoclavable
Informations sur la commande
Manche MH-1 MicroMop ou adaptateur QDMH-1 MicroMop et manche de la série SSU également vendus séparément.
Spécification
| 38.1 x 17.8 cm (15 x 7 in.) | |
| White | |
| Sterile | |
| Autoclavable | |
| 7 in. | |
| Reusable | |
| Item may be Laundered and Reused. Care should be taken to fully eliminate disinfectants prior to reuse or steam sterilization. Water or Dryer temperature should not exceed 180°C. | |
| Polyester Microdenier Ribbed Knit (Tubes) |
| String Mop | |
| 15 in. | |
| 38.1 cm | |
| 17.8 cm | |
| Chemicals | |
| 24/Cs. | |
| Floor Cleaning and Sanitization in Cleanrooms and Controlled Environments |