Single use blue sort 100 pieces
Specifications
- Packaging
- 100 buc
- Material
- HDPE
- Thickness
- 10µm
- Dimensions
- 71x120cm
- Color
- blue
- Quantity
- 100 pieces
- Weight
- under 30g
- Usage
- single use
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Complete guide: Single use blue sort 100 pieces
Disposable protective apron made of polyethylene (HDPE), waterproof, delivered in an economical pack of 100 pieces. With dimensions of 71 × 120 cm, it covers the body from the chest to below the knee and protects work clothes from ink and fluid splashes during a tattoo session. It is designed for those who constantly consume protective equipment: individual artists looking for long-term stock and studios with multiple artists, where the price per piece matters.
How to use
- Wash and disinfect your hands before taking a new apron out of the pack.
- Unfold the apron and pass the neck opening over your head; the tie is adjustable, so you can fit it on any body type.
- Tie the strings at the back so that the apron stays fixed on your body without limiting your arm movement.
- Put on your gloves only after putting on the apron, to avoid contaminating them during dressing.
- Wear the apron for the entire session; if it tears or becomes heavily contaminated, replace it immediately with a new one.
- At the end, remove the apron by rolling it with the contaminated side inward, without touching the exterior to your clothes or skin.
- Throw it into the studio's contaminated waste container, then remove your gloves and wash your hands.
Tips from us
- Basic rule: one apron = one session / one client. The cost per piece is low precisely to avoid the temptation of reuse.
- Store the pack in a dry place at room temperature, away from sunlight — polyethylene retains its properties for years if the packaging remains intact.
- Keep a few aprons handy near the work area (but outside the contamination zone), and store the rest of the pack — the aprons are folded compactly and take up little space.
- Combine the apron with nitrile gloves, protective sleeves, and disposable caps for complete coverage of your equipment.
- If you already use blue consumables (nitrile gloves, protective fields), the blue variant maintains a uniform visual look of a controlled clinical environment.
- Calculate your consumption based on the number of sessions per week — for an individual artist, the pack typically covers several months, and for a studio with multiple artists, several weeks.
Frequently asked questions
What are the apron's dimensions and how does it attach to the body?▾
The apron measures 71 × 120 cm, covering from the chest to below the knee for most people. It is a universal size: it goes over the head through the neck opening and ties at the back with strings, so it adjusts to any body type without restricting arm movement — important when working long sessions where precision matters.
Can I reuse an apron if it remains visibly clean after a session?▾
No. Once worn in the work area, the apron is considered contaminated even if it has no visible stains — fine ink or fluid splashes are not always visible. It must be disposed of after each session in the contaminated waste container, and for the next client, use a new apron. The pack of 100 pieces is designed exactly for this consumption rate.
What is the difference between the blue and white apron — does the color matter?▾
In terms of protection, no: the material and waterproof properties are identical regardless of color, and both variants are accepted during sanitary inspections. The difference is purely aesthetic — blue matches blue nitrile gloves and other blue consumables for a uniform clinical look. You can use both colors in the same studio without issues, according to each artist's preference.
Is it truly waterproof? What exactly does it protect me from?▾
Yes, the HDPE material (10 µm thickness) is water-resistant and prevents ink, blood, and other fluid splashes from reaching your work clothes. However, it should be understood as a barrier against splashes and dirt, not as a fully sealed equipment — for complete protection, combine it with gloves, a mask, and optionally sleeves and a cap.
How long does the pack of 100 last and how should I store it?▾
At a consumption of one apron per session, for an individual artist the pack typically covers 2–5 months of work, and for a studio with multiple artists, approximately 4–8 weeks. Storage is simple: a dry place at room temperature, away from sunlight, with the packaging intact. Polyethylene does not degrade over time under these conditions, so you don't have to worry about an approaching expiration date.
I am sensitive to latex — can I use this apron?▾
Yes. The apron is made of polyethylene and contains no latex, being described as a hypoallergenic material. It is very lightweight per piece, so it does not cause discomfort even during long sessions. If you have known sensitivities, pair it with nitrile gloves (also latex-free) for a complete set of protection without natural rubber.
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