Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

No, not all antistatic materials are ESD-safe. Antistatic products prevent static buildup but may not control or safely discharge static, which is crucial in ESD-sensitive environments.

Limited-use chemical protective coveralls are typically not designed for cleaning or decontamination. They should be disposed of immediately after use to prevent cross-contamination. Follow your organization’s waste disposal guidelines for hazardous materials.

Yes, there are different types of ESD & Cleanroom apparel for different categories of industries. The specific requirements for protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD) and particulate contamination can vary depending on the category of industry, such as: 

Medical Devices: In this industry, cleanroom garments and gowns are used to control particulate contamination in the manufacturing of medical devices. 

Pharmaceuticals: In this industry, cleanroom garments and gowns are commonly used to control particulate contamination in the manufacturing of drugs and medical devices. 

Semiconductor: In this industry, ESD-safe clothing and cleanroom garments are used to protect against electrostatic discharge and particulate contamination in the manufacturing of electronic components. 

Aerospace: In this industry, cleanroom garments and protective clothing are used to protect against particulate contamination and hazardous materials in the manufacturing and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. 

Yes, our ESD cleanroom apparel is designed to be worn with other PPE such as ESD shoes, gloves, and face masks, providing full protection in static-sensitive environments.

Yes, antistatic and ESD materials can be used together for layered protection, especially in environments where both static prevention and safe discharge are important.

Yes, FR apparel can be worn with other PPE, such as hard hats, gloves, and eye protection, to ensure comprehensive protection in hazardous work environments.

Yes, our emergency eye wash and shower units comply with ANSI Z358.1 standards, ensuring proper flow rates, water temperature, and accessible for immediate use in emergencies.

Yes, our safety glasses and safety goggles comply with ANSI Z87 standards and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

Yes, many of our safety glasses feature anti-fog coatings to ensure clear vision in humid or temperature-changing environments.

Look for features such as anti-fog coatings, scratch-resistant lenses, UV protection, adjustable straps, and comfortable padding. For specific applications, consider additional features like chemical resistance for goggles or flip-up visors for face shields.

Face shields should be used in combination with safety goggles or glasses to ensure complete eye protection in high-risk environments.

Yes, our fall protection products comply with EN 361 for harnesses, EN 354 for lanyards, and SIRIM-DOSH approval, ensuring safety and compliance in Malaysia.

Yes, a permanent lifeline system should be used alongside other fall protection equipment such as body harnesses, lanyards, and fall arresters. This ensures a comprehensive safety solution for workers at height, reducing the risk of injury or fatality in the event of a fall.

Yes, RHINO SHOE Ultranite safety shoes are suitable for environments with chemical exposure. The Nitrile-Butadiene Rubber (NBR) sole offers excellent resistance to a variety of common chemicals, oils, and provides heat resistance up to 300°C.

Yes, our portable gas detectors are ideal for confined space entry and can detect oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, and combustible gases to ensure worker safety.

No, not all gloves are suitable for food handling. Food-grade gloves are made of materials that are safe for contact with food, such as vinyl or nitrile. It’s important to check that the gloves are specifically labeled as food-grade before using them for food handling. 

Yes, our hand protection products comply with EN388 (mechanical protection) and EN374 (chemical protection) standards, as well as SIRIM-DOSH approval for the Malaysian market.

Yes, our heat-resistant gloves are designed to protect against high temperatures, making them ideal for industries like metalworking, glass handling, and baking.

Yes, there are gloves specifically designed for cold weather, such as insulated gloves or gloves with a waterproof and windproof membrane. These gloves are designed to keep your hands warm and protected in cold weather conditions. 

Yes, electrical insulation gloves are specifically designed to protect workers from electrical hazards. They are tested and certified to meet industry standards for electrical insulation, such as ANSI or OSHA standards. These gloves are commonly used in electrical and utility work, as well as in any industry that involves working with electrical equipment. 

Yes, gloves can protect against punctures and cuts, but it depends on the type of gloves. Cut-resistant gloves are specifically designed to protect against cuts and punctures, and are made from materials such as Kevlar or steel. They are commonly used in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and food processing. 

We offer both reusable and disposable earplugs. Reusable models can be washed and used multiple times, while disposable ones are intended for single-use only.

Yes, our hearing protection products comply with EN352 standards and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

Yes, our LOTO products comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 and other relevant safety standards to ensure proper energy isolation and worker protection during maintenance or servicing activities.

No, not all antistatic materials are ESD-safe. Antistatic products prevent static buildup but may not control or safely discharge static, which is crucial in ESD-sensitive environments.

No, not all gloves are suitable for food handling. Food-grade gloves are made of materials that are safe for contact with food, such as vinyl or nitrile. It’s important to check that the gloves are specifically labeled as food-grade before using them for food handling. 

No, N95 and FFP2 respirators are designed for single-use. After being exposed to hazardous particles or if the mask becomes damaged or difficult to breathe through, it should be discarded.

We offer both reusable and disposable earplugs. Reusable models can be washed and used multiple times, while disposable ones are intended for single-use only.

Yes, our emergency eye wash and shower units comply with ANSI Z358.1 standards, ensuring proper flow rates, water temperature, and accessible for immediate use in emergencies.

Yes, our safety glasses and safety goggles comply with ANSI Z87 standards and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

Yes, our fall protection products comply with EN 361 for harnesses, EN 354 for lanyards, and SIRIM-DOSH approval, ensuring safety and compliance in Malaysia.

Yes, our hand protection products comply with EN388 (mechanical protection) and EN374 (chemical protection) standards, as well as SIRIM-DOSH approval for the Malaysian market.

Yes, our heat-resistant gloves are designed to protect against high temperatures, making them ideal for industries like metalworking, glass handling, and baking.

We offer both reusable and disposable gloves. Reusable gloves are designed for extended use, while disposable gloves are intended for single-use applications like food handling and medical tasks.

Yes, our hearing protection products comply with EN352 standards and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

Yes, our LOTO products comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 and other relevant safety standards to ensure proper energy isolation and worker protection during maintenance or servicing activities.

Yes, Safetyware respirators comply with NIOSH, EN 149, and SIRIM-DOSH standards, ensuring protection against airborne hazards like dust, fumes, and harmful chemicals.

Some respirators, like half-face and full-face models, are reusable with replaceable filters, while others, like N95 masks, are designed for single-use.

Yes, all Safetyware safety helmets comply with the EN397 standard for industrial safety helmets and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

Most components in our spill kits, like absorbents, are designed for single use, especially when dealing with hazardous substances. However, spill containment equipment such as drain covers and spill pallets can be reused.

Spill containment pallets are necessary for storing drums and containers of hazardous liquids to prevent spills and leaks from contaminating the environment. They work by providing a secondary containment area that catches any leaks or spills from the stored containers.

Yes, many of our safety glasses feature anti-fog coatings to ensure clear vision in humid or temperature-changing environments.

Yes, the material and pigment of the mask body are FDA-approved for foods, minimizing the risk of contact allergies.

Limited-use chemical protective coveralls are typically not designed for cleaning or decontamination. They should be disposed of immediately after use to prevent cross-contamination. Follow your organization’s waste disposal guidelines for hazardous materials.

Look for features such as anti-fog coatings, scratch-resistant lenses, UV protection, adjustable straps, and comfortable padding. For specific applications, consider additional features like chemical resistance for goggles or flip-up visors for face shields.

Yes, there are gloves specifically designed for cold weather, such as insulated gloves or gloves with a waterproof and windproof membrane. These gloves are designed to keep your hands warm and protected in cold weather conditions. 

Yes, gloves specifically designed for dexterity are available. They are often made of lightweight materials and have a thin, flexible design, which allows for better movement and sensitivity. These gloves are commonly used in industries such as electronics assembly, precision machining and inspections. 

Yes, electrical insulation gloves are specifically designed to protect workers from electrical hazards. They are tested and certified to meet industry standards for electrical insulation, such as ANSI or OSHA standards. These gloves are commonly used in electrical and utility work, as well as in any industry that involves working with electrical equipment. 

Yes, the SR 900 half face mask is available in three sizes: Small (S), Medium (M), and Large (L).

Yes, there are different types of ESD & Cleanroom apparel for different categories of industries. The specific requirements for protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD) and particulate contamination can vary depending on the category of industry, such as: 

Medical Devices: In this industry, cleanroom garments and gowns are used to control particulate contamination in the manufacturing of medical devices. 

Pharmaceuticals: In this industry, cleanroom garments and gowns are commonly used to control particulate contamination in the manufacturing of drugs and medical devices. 

Semiconductor: In this industry, ESD-safe clothing and cleanroom garments are used to protect against electrostatic discharge and particulate contamination in the manufacturing of electronic components. 

Aerospace: In this industry, cleanroom garments and protective clothing are used to protect against particulate contamination and hazardous materials in the manufacturing and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. 

Yes, our ESD cleanroom apparel is designed to be worn with other PPE such as ESD shoes, gloves, and face masks, providing full protection in static-sensitive environments.

Yes, our portable gas detectors are ideal for confined space entry and can detect oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, and combustible gases to ensure worker safety.

Yes, a permanent lifeline system should be used alongside other fall protection equipment such as body harnesses, lanyards, and fall arresters. This ensures a comprehensive safety solution for workers at height, reducing the risk of injury or fatality in the event of a fall.

Yes, antistatic and ESD materials can be used together for layered protection, especially in environments where both static prevention and safe discharge are important.

Face shields should be used in combination with safety goggles or glasses to ensure complete eye protection in high-risk environments.

Yes, FR apparel can be worn with other PPE, such as hard hats, gloves, and eye protection, to ensure comprehensive protection in hazardous work environments.

Yes, our gloves are designed to work seamlessly with other PPE, such as safety sleeves, aprons, and face protection, ensuring full-body safety in hazardous environments.

Yes, gloves can protect against punctures and cuts, but it depends on the type of gloves. Cut-resistant gloves are specifically designed to protect against cuts and punctures, and are made from materials such as Kevlar or steel. They are commonly used in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and food processing. 

No, N95 and FFP2 respirators are designed for single-use. After being exposed to hazardous particles or if the mask becomes damaged or difficult to breathe through, it should be discarded.

Yes, Safetyware respirators comply with NIOSH, EN 149, and SIRIM-DOSH standards, ensuring protection against airborne hazards like dust, fumes, and harmful chemicals.

Some respirators, like half-face and full-face models, are reusable with replaceable filters, while others, like N95 masks, are designed for single-use.

Yes, the material and pigments of the mask body are FDA- and BGA-approved for exposure to provisions, minimizing the risk of contact allergies.

Yes, the material and pigment of the mask body are FDA-approved for foods, minimizing the risk of contact allergies.

Yes, the SR 900 half face mask is available in three sizes: Small (S), Medium (M), and Large (L).

Yes, our safety glasses and safety goggles comply with ANSI Z87 standards and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

No, not all antistatic materials are ESD-safe. Antistatic products prevent static buildup but may not control or safely discharge static, which is crucial in ESD-sensitive environments.

No, not all gloves are suitable for food handling. Food-grade gloves are made of materials that are safe for contact with food, such as vinyl or nitrile. It’s important to check that the gloves are specifically labeled as food-grade before using them for food handling. 

No, N95 and FFP2 respirators are designed for single-use. After being exposed to hazardous particles or if the mask becomes damaged or difficult to breathe through, it should be discarded.

We offer both reusable and disposable earplugs. Reusable models can be washed and used multiple times, while disposable ones are intended for single-use only.

Yes, our emergency eye wash and shower units comply with ANSI Z358.1 standards, ensuring proper flow rates, water temperature, and accessible for immediate use in emergencies.

Yes, our fall protection products comply with EN 361 for harnesses, EN 354 for lanyards, and SIRIM-DOSH approval, ensuring safety and compliance in Malaysia.

Yes, our hand protection products comply with EN388 (mechanical protection) and EN374 (chemical protection) standards, as well as SIRIM-DOSH approval for the Malaysian market.

Yes, our heat-resistant gloves are designed to protect against high temperatures, making them ideal for industries like metalworking, glass handling, and baking.

We offer both reusable and disposable gloves. Reusable gloves are designed for extended use, while disposable gloves are intended for single-use applications like food handling and medical tasks.

Yes, our hearing protection products comply with EN352 standards and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

Yes, our LOTO products comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 and other relevant safety standards to ensure proper energy isolation and worker protection during maintenance or servicing activities.

Yes, Safetyware respirators comply with NIOSH, EN 149, and SIRIM-DOSH standards, ensuring protection against airborne hazards like dust, fumes, and harmful chemicals.

Some respirators, like half-face and full-face models, are reusable with replaceable filters, while others, like N95 masks, are designed for single-use.

Yes, all Safetyware safety helmets comply with the EN397 standard for industrial safety helmets and are approved by SIRIM-DOSH in Malaysia.

Most components in our spill kits, like absorbents, are designed for single use, especially when dealing with hazardous substances. However, spill containment equipment such as drain covers and spill pallets can be reused.

Spill containment pallets are necessary for storing drums and containers of hazardous liquids to prevent spills and leaks from contaminating the environment. They work by providing a secondary containment area that catches any leaks or spills from the stored containers.

Yes, many of our safety glasses feature anti-fog coatings to ensure clear vision in humid or temperature-changing environments.

Yes, the material and pigments of the mask body are FDA- and BGA-approved for exposure to provisions, minimizing the risk of contact allergies.

Yes, the material and pigment of the mask body are FDA-approved for foods, minimizing the risk of contact allergies.

Limited-use chemical protective coveralls are typically not designed for cleaning or decontamination. They should be disposed of immediately after use to prevent cross-contamination. Follow your organization’s waste disposal guidelines for hazardous materials.

Look for features such as anti-fog coatings, scratch-resistant lenses, UV protection, adjustable straps, and comfortable padding. For specific applications, consider additional features like chemical resistance for goggles or flip-up visors for face shields.

Yes, there are gloves specifically designed for cold weather, such as insulated gloves or gloves with a waterproof and windproof membrane. These gloves are designed to keep your hands warm and protected in cold weather conditions. 

Yes, gloves specifically designed for dexterity are available. They are often made of lightweight materials and have a thin, flexible design, which allows for better movement and sensitivity. These gloves are commonly used in industries such as electronics assembly, precision machining and inspections. 

Yes, electrical insulation gloves are specifically designed to protect workers from electrical hazards. They are tested and certified to meet industry standards for electrical insulation, such as ANSI or OSHA standards. These gloves are commonly used in electrical and utility work, as well as in any industry that involves working with electrical equipment. 

Yes, the SR 900 half face mask is available in three sizes: Small (S), Medium (M), and Large (L).

Yes, there are different types of ESD & Cleanroom apparel for different categories of industries. The specific requirements for protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD) and particulate contamination can vary depending on the category of industry, such as: 

Medical Devices: In this industry, cleanroom garments and gowns are used to control particulate contamination in the manufacturing of medical devices. 

Pharmaceuticals: In this industry, cleanroom garments and gowns are commonly used to control particulate contamination in the manufacturing of drugs and medical devices. 

Semiconductor: In this industry, ESD-safe clothing and cleanroom garments are used to protect against electrostatic discharge and particulate contamination in the manufacturing of electronic components. 

Aerospace: In this industry, cleanroom garments and protective clothing are used to protect against particulate contamination and hazardous materials in the manufacturing and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. 

Yes, our ESD cleanroom apparel is designed to be worn with other PPE such as ESD shoes, gloves, and face masks, providing full protection in static-sensitive environments.

Yes, our portable gas detectors are ideal for confined space entry and can detect oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, and combustible gases to ensure worker safety.

Yes, a permanent lifeline system should be used alongside other fall protection equipment such as body harnesses, lanyards, and fall arresters. This ensures a comprehensive safety solution for workers at height, reducing the risk of injury or fatality in the event of a fall.

Yes, antistatic and ESD materials can be used together for layered protection, especially in environments where both static prevention and safe discharge are important.

Face shields should be used in combination with safety goggles or glasses to ensure complete eye protection in high-risk environments.

Yes, FR apparel can be worn with other PPE, such as hard hats, gloves, and eye protection, to ensure comprehensive protection in hazardous work environments.

Yes, our gloves are designed to work seamlessly with other PPE, such as safety sleeves, aprons, and face protection, ensuring full-body safety in hazardous environments.

Yes, gloves can protect against punctures and cuts, but it depends on the type of gloves. Cut-resistant gloves are specifically designed to protect against cuts and punctures, and are made from materials such as Kevlar or steel. They are commonly used in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and food processing.