Lab coats

Lab coats for laboratory and educational use

A good lab coat has snap buttons instead of a zipper, so you can quickly remove it if chemicals spill, and roomy sleeves that don't get in the way when pipetting or operating equipment.

Antistatic protection near sensitive equipment

If you work with electronics or sensitive measuring instruments, an antistatic lab coat from our Anti-static/ESD collection prevents unwanted discharge that can disrupt readings or damage components.

Gloves for lab work

Combine your lab coat with the right gloves: nitrile gloves for general chemical work or disposable gloves for short, clean tasks.

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What material is best for a lab coat?

100% cotton is most common because it's breathable and holds up well to frequent washing; specially impregnated fabrics also exist for extra protection against chemicals.

When do I need an antistatic lab coat?

If you work with sensitive electronics, measuring equipment or in a cleanroom, an antistatic lab coat prevents malfunctions caused by static discharge. See Anti-static/ESD.

Why do lab coats often have snap buttons instead of a zipper?

Snap buttons release with a sudden movement or spill, so you can remove the coat more quickly if chemicals get on it.

Which gloves should I combine with a lab coat?

For general chemical work, nitrile gloves are a safe choice; for short, clean tasks, disposable gloves are sufficient. Browse the range at gloves.

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Lab coats for laboratory and educational use

Antistatic protection near sensitive equipment

Gloves for lab work

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