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PIP EZ Cool Max Evaporative Cooling Sleeves

UPF 40+ sun protection & enhanced cooling effects

PIP EZ Cool Max Evaporative Cooling Sleeves
Source: PIP Global Safety
PIP Global Safety’s EZ Cool Max evaporative cooling sleeves provide chemical-free UPF 40+ protection from the sun, and can enhance cooling effects when worn on pulse points.
By Work Safety 24/7 Staff 

EZ Cool Max evaporative cooling sleeves from PIP Global Safety can protect against the stress of high temperatures in warm environments, both outdoors and indoors.

With a chemical-free UPF 40+ rating, the sleeves also block harmful sun rays.

Wearing the sleeves on pulse points like the wrist or underarm can enhance cooling effects.

Product features

  • Wear wet for cooling or dry for moisture wicking comfort
  • Natural evaporation provides a cooling effect delivering comfort in warm environments
  • Simply activate cooling by running under cool water
  • Cooling can be accelerated by waving the sleeve in the air when wet
  • Breathable stretch knit material and provides light abrasion protection
  • UPF 40+ blocks harmful UV rays
  • Chemical free
  • Can be worn with or without using thumbhole
  • Available in high-visibility yellow and white
  • Available in two sizes
  • Sold as a pair

Interested parties can visit PIP Global Safety's website to learn more information.

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PPE   Protective Clothing   Products   Cut Injuries   Heat Safety   High Visibility   PIP Global Safety   Sun Protection   UV Protection   All topics
 

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