I.C. Industrial Sunscreen Mineral Based SPF 36 Physical Zinc Protection Full Broad Spectrum, 80 Minute Sweat & Water Resistant, Heat Stress. USA Gallon (ISSC-GAL)

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• FULL BROAD-SPECTRUM UV DEFENSE: Combines zinc oxide and organic UV filters to effectively shield skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays, ideal for outdoor industrial work.
• SWEAT AND WATER-RESISTANT: Durable formula clings to skin through sweat and water for up to 80 minutes, ensuring reliable protection in demanding environments.
• NON-GREASY AND LIGHTWEIGHT: Advanced sheering technology creates a traceless, fast-drying application that won’t interfere with tools, gloves, or gear.
• IMMEDIATE AND LONG-LASTING PROTECTION: Activates upon application and stays in place during extended outdoor tasks, offering dependable coverage without reapplication interruptions.
• GEAR AND PPE SAFE: Solvent-free and formulated without damaging chemicals, making it safe for use around tools, equipment, and protective clothing.
• ASTM D120 AND ASTM F2621 COMPLIANT: Safe for use with linemen’s rubber gloves and fire-retardant clothing, ensuring protection without compromising safety standards for electrical and fire-resistant equipment.

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Sunscreen that behaves like PPE Outdoor crews take several times the UV dose of indoor workers, and the worst of it lands mid-shift. A broad-spectrum SPF 36 built to survive it: 80 minutes of sweat and water resistance, no white cast, no wait time, and nothing that fights your gloves or FR shirt. Made in the USA since 1983. Run it through the shift Tailgate - start of shift Apply before the first task, with the coffee. It works on contact, so nobody stands around waiting. Hit the missed zones Ears, back of the neck, under the chin strap. The spots that burn first are the spots nobody covers. Reapply at 80 minutes Sweat strips sunscreen. When the shirt is soaked through, the forearms need another coat. The bounce hours Steel and concrete throw UV back up from below. Cover the face and neck even when the sun sits low. The sun doesn't clock out. Neither does your sunscreen. 1 What SPF Means 2 UVB vs UVA 3 Why Mineral + Organic? 4 UV on the Jobsite Specifications Active ingredients Zinc Oxide 6.73%, Octinoxate 5.75%, Benzophenone-3 4.50%, Octisalate 3.83% SPF 36, broad spectrum UVA and UVB Water resistance 80 minutes Zinc oxide Non-nano. Particle size over 100 nanometers Avobenzone None Electrical gloves ASTM D120 compliant FR clothing ASTM F2621 compliant Form Lotion. Non-aerosol and solvent free Application Works on contact. No wait before sun exposure Sizes 2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 32 oz pump, 1 gallon pump, 4 mL packets Free of Dye, fragrance, benzene, nano zinc oxide Origin Made in the USA. Family owned since 1983 Will it interfere with rubber insulating gloves or FR clothing? It is compliant with ASTM D120, the standard for rubber insulating gloves, and with ASTM F2621 for flame-resistant clothing. It is a lotion rather than an aerosol and contains no solvents, so there is nothing flammable being sprayed near an arc. Does it leave a white cast or make hands slippery? No. The zinc oxide is non-nano, over 100 nanometers, and it rubs in clear. There is no chalk and no streaking, and it is not greasy, so it will not track onto tools, controls or ladder rungs. How long before a crew can go back out? It works on contact, so there is no 20-minute wait before exposure. Reapply at least every two hours, and after 80 minutes of sweating or swimming, or immediately after towel drying. Why SPF 36 rather than a higher number? SPF rates UVB only. What matters just as much on a job site is broad spectrum coverage across UVA and UVB, and whether the product is still on the skin at hour six. This is broad spectrum SPF 36 with 80 minutes of water resistance. Which sizes make sense for a crew? The 4 mL packets suit first-aid stations, visitors and day labour. The 2, 4 and 8 oz bottles ride in a truck or a tool bag. The 32 oz and gallon pumps sit in the tool crib or the shop and refill the rest. One formula, six ways to buy it 2 oz bottle Small enough for a shirt pocket or a glove box. Enough for one person for a few days outside. 4 oz bottle The everyday personal size. Lives in a tool bag or a lunch box without taking up room. 8 oz bottle A season of cover for one person, or a shared bottle for a two-man truck. 32 oz pump Sits on the tailgate or the sign-in table. One push gives a full application. 1 gallon pump For the tool crib and the shop. Refills the smaller bottles and keeps a whole crew covered. 4 mL packets Single-use packets for first-aid stations, visitors and day labour. Nothing to lose or leave behind