Product Code: 1806001
Wallace Cameron Finger Bobs
Wallace Cameron Finger Bobs
Product Code: 1806001
Finger Bobs ensure maximum hygiene and safety in catering environments. Specifically designed to provide an additional layer of protection to plasters and dressings on fingers, these indispensable items are perfect for kitchens, food manufacturing sites, and more. Crafted to meet the highest standards, Wallace Cameron Finger Bobs help prevent contamination and maintain a sterile environment, giving peace of mind when handling food.
1806001 White
1806002 Blue
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Additional protection for damaged digits keeps plasters in place and maintains a hygienic barrier from the wound.
Need help? Speak to our teamKey Features:
Protects fingers without having to use bulky bandages
Universal sizing
CE Marked
Key features
Product Contents
| 1003036 | |
|---|---|
| Sterile Saline Wipes | 10 |
| Gloves (Pair) | 4 |
| Medium Dressings | 1 |
| Plasters | 20 |
| Finger Dressings | 2 |
| Blue Detectable Tapes | 1 |
| Finger Bobs | 6 |
| Fingerstalls | 10 |
| Safety Pins | 12 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Finger Bobs used for?
Finger Bobs provide an extra layer of protection over plasters and dressings on fingers, helping to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination — especially important in catering, food preparation, and manufacturing environments.
Are Finger Bobs suitable for food‑handling settings?
Yes. They are specifically designed to support high hygiene standards in kitchens, food production areas, and other environments where preventing cross‑contamination is essential. Their secure fit helps keep dressings covered while allowing normal movement.
What colours are available and why does it matter?
Finger Bobs are available in white (1806001) and blue (1806002). Blue is commonly used in food environments because it is highly visible, making it easier to detect if it becomes loose, while white offers a more discreet option for general use.
