Safety First Aid D7010 HypaPlast Blue Detectable Catering Plaster, Assorted, Pack of 100

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Unlike other catering plasters and dressings, our blue detectable plasters have 100% aluminium foil (20µm) laminated to one side of the non-woven absorbent pad for added visibility. You can also chat with a professional if you just need a few pointers to install your blue board. Many companies offer consultations that you can use before hiring the company. What Else Do I Need To Know About Blue Boards?

Safety First Aid D7010 HypaPlast Blue Detectable Catering

Blue boards are designed to adhere to that type of application faster and more robust than other types. You also want to coat your blue board panels with a plaster skim to make it less water absorbent. Where Can I Get Blue Boards? HypaPlast Blue Plasters are specially designed for use in the food industry. When preparing, manufacturing or handling food, all efforts must be taken to prevent contamination. If a plaster contaminated food items, this would pose a serious health risk to consumers. Blue board is a type of plaster used when drywall won’t be enough. It is a durable plaster that can protect against scrapes and dents. Blue board can also help hide joints or seams between wall panels.If you work in the catering industry, however, a regular fabric or plastic plaster will just not do though. This is because the likelihood is that after you have popped your plaster on, you will carry on with your cooking. A normal plaster, which is tan in colour, would be easily missed if it fell off into a saucepan of food, and if that happened you could potentially end up serving up your stewed plaster in a customer’s dinner! So when working in an industry that prepares, cooks and serves food, it is important that you use blue plasters to treat any minor cuts. The length of time you should keep a plaster on depends on the severity of the wound. On average, you should keep a wound moist and covered for four to five days. Plasters come in various shapes, which can be very helpful for covering wounds in different areas. The typical plaster shape is a long strip, designed for covering small injuries. But you can also discover a variety of sizes, squares, circles and more to suit different areas. Regular plasters are fine for many wounds, including on your arms, legs or heels, but they can be awkward for certain body parts. For example, H-shaped plasters are designed to fit better on fingers and toes, which standard wound healing plasters aren’t always great for. Fabric plasters Fabric plasters are durable, breathable and can easily stretch toconformwith body parts. While their strong adhesive allows them to provide a high level of protection over a long period of time, they are likely to fall off when wet and won’t keep a wound dry.

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These tips can help promote your success with your construction project. It can also save you time and wasted materials since you would need to replace any boards that you used incorrectly. Ear plasters to cover earrings are used during sports activities to protect against catching and causing injury. They may also be requested in food-handling environments or surgery. Safety First Aid's opening hours are between 8.30am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday, and our sales team will be happy to deal with any queries you might have during these times.Cuts and sores can carry harmful bacteria. Covering them prevents bacteria spreading to food. Coloured waterproof dressings can be seen more easily if they drop into food."

Blue Plasters (Pack of 100) | Safety HypaPlast Detectable Blue Plasters (Pack of 100) | Safety

One of the most common, yet often most minor injuries that can be suffered in the kitchen, whether at home or in work, is a cut. We have all done it; accidentally sliced our fingers whilst chopping up vegetables or other ingredients, but generally a plaster is enough to deal with such injuries. We have all used plasters during our lives. They cover scrapes and cuts, helping to stem bleeding and offer some protection to wounds to prevent infection. While plasters might seem like a simple product, getting the right wound plaster for different situations is important. You might be able to settle for any plaster, but choosing the most appropriate option can make a big difference in comfort and convenience. There are various types of plaster for different situations and using the best style for different wounds or even activities can help to protect your wound further and help it heal faster. Our blue catering plasters are washproof to ensure they stay put and maintain a barrier between a wound and the food processing environment. These plasters will stand up to regular handwashing that occurs every day in food handling. Plus, it can be an understanding that you can put forward towards future projects. Or offer advice to novice construction workers or dabblers who want higher quality finished projects. What Is Blue Board?Avoid touching their face or nose or coughing and sneezing over or near food; they must wash their hands if they do. The plaster itself will allow you to protect yourself from getting an infected cut, scrape or scratch. Covering your injury or ailment with a blue plaster will help with covering your injury from outside influences and allows your wound to stay clean and have time to heal. The blue plaster makes it obvious to both customers and to yourself that you are trying to avoid spreading bacteria into the cooking. By not wearing a plaster and thus having exposed wounds on your food preparation area, this can lead to a clear observation of a lowering of food hygiene standards. Wounds tend to gather more bacteria, this can be damaging for the health and safety of your company, as well as your reputation if you were to spread a strand of food poisoning. 3. Protect Yourself