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Ergodyne 12441 Chill-Its 6602 Evaporative Cooling Towel, 13 in W X 29-1/2 in L, Orange - pack of 6
Item #: 12441 by Ergodyne
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Features
Type
Evaporative Cooling Towel; Reusable
Material
PVA
Model
Chill-Its® 6602
Nom. Width
13 in
Nom. Length
29-1/2 in
ANSI Class
Non-ANSI Compliant
Garment Material
PVA
Garment Type
Cooling
Standards
Non-ANSI Compliant
Color Pattern
Solid
Garment Color
Blue
Garment Style
Towel
Overall Width (Inch)
4
Vendor Drop Ship
N
Overall Width (cm)
10.00
Garment Length (Inch)
29-1/2
Garment Size (Inch)
29-1/2
Duration of Effects
4h
Product Overview
Super-evaporative PVA material to absorb water to then allow it to evaporate slowly for instant, long-lasting cooling relief
Designed to create a feeling colder than ambient air temperature and absorb and hold more water than other cooling towels on the market for a longer-lasting cooling
Can last up to 4 hours, simply re-wet to increase cooling duration
Run the PVA cooling towel under water for one minute or until saturated, wring out excess water and twirl or snap in the air for no-drip cooling
Perfect cooling headwear for anyone working in the heat and exposed to possible heat-related illnesses like heat cramps, heat strokes, or heat exhaustion are possible.
Designed to create a feeling colder than ambient air temperature and absorb and hold more water than other cooling towels on the market for a longer-lasting cooling
Can last up to 4 hours, simply re-wet to increase cooling duration
Run the PVA cooling towel under water for one minute or until saturated, wring out excess water and twirl or snap in the air for no-drip cooling
Perfect cooling headwear for anyone working in the heat and exposed to possible heat-related illnesses like heat cramps, heat strokes, or heat exhaustion are possible.