Breathable General Hazard Protective Apparel

ProVent uses a breathable microporous film construction designed for hazardous particles and light liquid splash — where heat stress is real, but you still need a dependable barrier for clinical, field, and facilities tasks.

Why teams choose ProVent (general hazard)

• Breathable barrier: microporous technology balances comfort with protection against particles and light splash — ideal for hot shifts and long wear.
• Clear style system: documented styles with seam types, cuffs and closures make spec’ing and training straightforward.
• Hazard‑based selection: Kappler’s HazMatch® tool helps you match fabric to risk without guesswork.

Styles

Gowns — serged seams (general hazard)

• PVS101 — Wrap‑around gown; hook‑and‑loop at neck; waist tie; knit cuffs; serged seams. Good general‑use coverage for patient contact and support roles.

• PVS112 — Wrap‑around gown; tie closures at neck/waist; elastic wrists; serged seams. A straightforward, disposable choice for high‑throughput areas.

• PVS112‑2H — Wrap‑around gown; tie closures; knit cuffs; serged seams. Adds cuff comfort for repetitive don/doff cycles.

Footwear — ultrasonic seams

PVN023 — Knee‑high shoe/boot cover; elastic at top and ankle; grey skid‑resistant sole; ultrasonic seams. Useful where floor conditions vary and extra traction matters.

Typical use cases

General ward and patient movement, facilities cleaning, mortuary prep support, intake/triage overflow, lab support tasks, and non‑splash maintenance where a breathable barrier reduces heat load. (Select styles per SOP; verify with HazMatch.)

FAQs

What hazards does ProVent target?
Primarily hazardous particles and light liquid splash, with a breathable construction for comfort. For blood/viral risks, step up to ProVent Plus.

Are there ProVent coveralls?
Coverall requirements in this family are delivered via ProVent BC (Berry‑compliant) coveralls; see the next section for those styles.