Transparent and durable sneeze guards for personal or commercial protection against germs and pathogens in offices, medical centers, grocery stores, and other high traffic areas.
Sneeze guards are clear transparent protective shields that help prevent the spread of germs and pathogens wherever they are placed. Sneeze guards act as a physical barrier that stops germs and pathogens from reaching directly behind them.
Properties
Physical barrier against germs and pathogens
100% transparent/clear
Lightweight
More impact resistant than glass
Made in the U.S.A.
Applications
Checkout stands
Pharmacies
Banks
Offices
High traffic areas
Industries
Commercial
Medical
Food
Education
Government
Sneeze Guard Overview
What are sneeze guards?
Sneeze guards are barriers typically made of transparent acrylic or polycarbonate plastic that are used to help protect against the spread of germs by blocking respiratory droplets from traveling between people. Sneeze guards are often used by businesses, such as supermarkets and pharmacies, other point-of-sale locations, and in medical settings.
How do you clean sneeze guards?
Sneeze guards can be cleaned by spraying a plastic-safe solution onto the sneeze guard and then wiping it down with a clean microfiber towel. To maintain optical clarity and to prevent clouding or yellowing, use acrylic- and polycarbonate-safe cleaners like Novus Plastic Polish #1, Brillianize Plastic Cleaner, or a mild soap solution. Apply cleaners with a microfiber towel to avoid scratching the sneeze guard.
How do you disinfect sneeze guards?
Sneeze guards can be disinfected regularly with a disinfectant approved for use on food contact surfaces. Acrylic disinfectants include pharmacy-grade hydrogen peroxide, household bleach, and isopropyl alcohol (water diluted to 30% strength). Compatible polycarbonate disinfectants include sBioMed Steriplex SD, Safetec Surface Wipes, Contec Healthcare Perodox RTU, and Contec Healthcare PS-911 EB Prostat Sterile Wipes.
How far above the counter should a sneeze guard be?
The optimal height of a sneeze guard above the countertop or work surface should be between 18-24 inches. This height allows for easy visibility and communication between customers and staff while also providing a physical barrier to help prevent the spread of germs. The National Sanitation Foundation generally says that sneeze protectors should stand to reach the level of a six-foot-tall person`s mouth.
The primary purpose of sneeze guards is to protect people and other objects from the from the transmission of germs and viruses. Sneeze guards provide a large transparent physical barrier that prevents the transfer of germs and encourages social distancing.
How much do sneeze guards cost?
Sneeze guards relatively inexpensive, but the price of the sneeze guard varies depending on the type of plastic material used and the size of the guard. Common materials for sneeze guards are acrylic and polycarbonate because of their optical clarity and impact resistance.
What is the best material for a sneeze guard?
The best materials for a sneeze guard are polycarbonate and acrylic. Both polycarbonate and acrylic have excellent optical clarity and impact resistance, making them ideal for high-traffic environments such as classrooms, hospitals, and checkout counters at retail stores.
What are the requirements for sneeze guards?
According to the National Sanitation Foundation, sneeze guards should be tall enough to reach the mouth height of an individual who is six feet tall. However, other industries such as food or medical may have additional requirements.
Resources for Cleaning & Disinfecting Sneeze Guards
WARNING: The products on this page can expose you to chemicals including Ethyl acrylate, CAS 140-88-5, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
WARNING: The products on this page can expose you to chemicals including Bisphenol A, CAS 80-05-7, which are known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.