PPSS Anti-Spit Hood (Box of 100)

SKU: PPSS-700300

$799.00

AVAILABILITY
20	In Store Brisbane - Ships within 24 Hours
10	Pre-Order - Check Below for Expected Shipping Date

PreOrder - Allow 6 Weeks for Delivery from the Time of Order Placement

Description

The Anti-Spit Hood have been designed to effectively help protect homeland security and other frontline professionals (correctional officers and paramedics) from Hepatitis C and other infectious diseases, transmitted by a combatant or violent person spitting saliva or infected blood in their face.

Features & Benefits of PPSS Anti-Spit Hood

Simple and fast to deploy
Developed through intensive field testing
Disposable
Compact
Individually packed and labelled
Allows you to observe your suspect’s face
Excellent visibility
Safe, secure and lightweight
Available in box of 100pcs only
Material:
- Mesh – 100% Nylon
- Panel – 100% LDPE (low density polyethylene)
Sizes: One Size Fits All

FAQs

How easy is it to put on? - Much easier than any other product on the market - no Velcro, no straps.
Is it possible to get it off once someone is handcuffed? - No one has been able to remove one yet.
How many PPSS Anti-Spit Masks are in a box? - 100 individually packed and labelled pieces.
Can I buy individual anti-spit masks? - No.
Is vision impaired when wearing the mask? - No.
Is there any discomfort when wearing the mask? - No.
Can eye contact be maintained once the mask has been fitted? - Yes.
When a person has been spitting and especially if there is blood involved, how easy is it to remove the mask whilst containing any fluid now in the mask? - Follow the visual instructions provided on each packet and this process is simple clean and self-containing.
If a person is hyperventilating will the mask be drawn to the mouth and cause additional panic? - No, if the mask is fitted correctly this will not happen. But, never leave a person unattended whilst wearing the mask.
Are there other colours available? - No, not at the moment as this colour offers the clearest vision for both officers and the person wearing the mask.
Who wears the mask, the officer or the prisoner? - We strongly suggest the combatant or aggressive member of the public will be requested/forced to wear it.