Products Description
CPE shoe covers are a popular choice for industries that require protection against dirt, dust, and liquids. These covers are made from a durable material called Chlorinated Polyethylene, which is resistant to tearing and punctures. They are designed to slip over shoes easily, providing a snug fit to keep footwear clean and dry.
| Product Type: | Disposable CPE Shoe Cover, Made by Hand |
| Material: | CPE |
| Weight (per pc): | 1.6g, 1.8g, 2g, 2.5g, 3.5g, 4g, 5g (Can be customized) |
| Size: | 13x38cm, 13x39cm, 15x39cm, 15x41cm (Can be customized) |
| Packing: | 10pcs/bundle, 100pcs/polybag, 5000pcs/ctn (Can be customized) |
| Color: | Blue, White, Green, Red, Yellow, Orange, Dark Blue, Black (Can be customized) |
| Sample: | Provided freely |
| OEM/ODM: | Available |
Products Features:
* Angle high slip on with elastic top
* Elastic band gives secure yet comfort fit ,around the shoe
* Superior in regard to liquid resistance
* Will not run or bleed when exposed to water
* Economical
* Disposable
Products FAQ
1.What is a CPE shoe cover?
Cleanroom Shoe Covers - Blue Chlorinated Polyethylene
Made from blue chlorinated polyethylene (CPE) covers with elasticated edges, designed for secure and snug fitting. These cleanroom shoe covers aid in maintaining hygiene and contamination control across industries, such as cleanrooms, labs, hospitals, and the food industry.
2.When should shoe covers be removed?
Shoe covers should be changed whenever they become torn, wet, soiled or contaminated, and they must be removed before leaving the operating room, labor and delivery rooms or procedure area (treat them like isolation gowns or other PPEs-they come off before you leave the room).
3.Are CPE shoe covers for single use only?
Yes, please dispose of them in the designated location after each use. Replace with new shoe covers next time to ensure effective protection.
The CPE shoe covers are commonly used in medical facilities, laboratories, clean rooms, and food processing plants to maintain a hygienic environment. They are also used in construction sites and industrial settings to prevent tracking dirt and debris into clean areas.
