Single use blue sort 10 pieces
Specifications
- Packaging
- 10 buc
- Material
- HDPE, PE
- Dimensions
- 71x120cm
- Thickness
- 10µm
- Color
- blue
- Quantity
- 10 pieces
- Weight
- under 30g
- Usage
- disposable
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Complete guide: Single use blue sort 10 pieces
Set of 10 disposable protective aprons made from waterproof HDPE polyethylene, in the blue variant — the color associated with clean work environments and the rest of the 'medical' consumables in a studio. Each apron measures 71 × 120 cm, has a thickness of 10 µm, and is fastened with ties at the neck and back. It is a simple and quick barrier against ink, water, and fluid splashes for tattoo artists, but it is equally useful in cosmetics, piercing, or any activity where you want to protect your clothes and work equipment from dirt and contamination.
How to use
- Wash or disinfect your hands before taking out a new apron from the pack to avoid contaminating the rest of the set.
- Unfold the apron carefully — at 10 µm the material is thin, so open it without pulling sharply.
- Pass the top loop over your head so that the front covers your chest.
- Tie the strings at the back at waist level, adjusting the tightness so it stays in place but does not cause discomfort.
- Check that it covers the exposed front area — from the chest down to the knees, at a total length of 120 cm.
- Wear it for the entire duration of the session, along with the rest of the protective barriers (nitrile gloves, protective drapes on surfaces).
- At the end, untie it and remove it by rolling it with the outer side inward, without touching the soiled area.
- Discard it immediately after the session — it is disposable and must be disposed of as potentially contaminated waste according to studio procedures.
Tips from us
- Use a new apron for each client or session — the cost per piece is low, and the risk of cross-contamination is completely eliminated.
- Change the apron immediately if it tears or becomes heavily soiled during work; a compromised barrier no longer protects.
- On a blue background, blood stains are harder to see than on white — visually check the apron more often if you work long sessions.
- Store the pack in a clean, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight — polyethylene does not handle heat sources well.
- The blue color matches blue nitrile gloves and other blue consumables if you want a uniform look for your workstation.
- With a normal client flow, the set of 10 is used up quickly — keep a stock reserve so you don't run out of barriers mid-week.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly do I get for this price and how long will it last?▾
The price is for a set of 10 disposable blue aprons. The hygiene rule is simple: one new apron per client or session, so the set covers 10 working sessions. If you have a steady flow of clients, calculate your weekly consumption and always keep a reserve, so you don't have to improvise when the pack runs out.
What are the apron's dimensions and does it fit any body type?▾
The apron measures 71 × 120 cm — it covers the front area from the chest down to the knees for most adults. It is fastened by a loop over the head and ties at the back at the waist, so it adjusts to the body without needing different sizes. Being an open-back model, it does not restrict arm movement during work.
Can I reuse an apron if it looks clean at the end of the session?▾
No. Like any disposable protective equipment, the apron can be contaminated with invisible splashes, and the thin 10 µm material is not designed to withstand cleaning or disinfection. Reusing it defeats the very purpose of the product — eliminating the risk of cross-contamination between clients. After each session, the apron must be discarded and a new one used.
Why would I choose the blue version over the white one?▾
The protection is the same — the difference is visual. Blue matches the rest of the blue consumables (nitrile gloves, protective drapes) and gives a neat, 'clinical' look to the workstation; plus, black ink stains are more discreet on a blue background. The flip side: on white, contamination is immediately visible, which some artists prefer precisely for visual hygiene control. Both variants do their job equally well.
Does the apron contain latex? I have clients and colleagues with allergies.▾
It does not contain latex. It is made from polyethylene (HDPE), a plastic material widely used in disposable protective equipment precisely because it is well tolerated by the skin. It is a suitable choice where latex items are completely avoided.
Is it truly waterproof at only 10 µm thickness?▾
Yes — polyethylene is impermeable to water regardless of thickness, so the apron stops ink, water, and liquid splashes on its surface. The 10 µm thickness makes it very light and comfortable for long sessions, but it also means it is mechanically delicate: it can tear if snagged or stretched suddenly. It is a barrier against splashes and dirt, not a durable piece of equipment — which is why it is changed every session.
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