FKN Hand Sani-Gel is a hand gel containing 70% cosmetic-grade alcohol, in a 500 mL bottle. It leaves hands refreshed, moisturised and clean, and is handy in the van or on site when soap and water are not close by.
Key Features
- 70% cosmetic-grade alcohol
- Gel form
- Leaves hands refreshed and moisturised
- 500 mL bottle
Using It
Apply to clean, dry hands and rub in until dry. Where hands are visibly soiled, or after handling chemicals, sewage or contaminated materials, wash with soap and water first. The gel is not a substitute for gloves and other PPE on contaminated jobs.
Safety
The safety data sheet classifies Sani-Gel as a highly flammable liquid (H225), signal word Danger, with a flash point of 20 °C.
- Keep it away from heat, sparks and naked flames. Do not smoke while applying it, and let hands dry completely before going near an ignition source.
- Do not leave it in direct sun on a dashboard or in a hot vehicle. Keep the container tightly closed and store it in a cool, well-ventilated place.
- Keep it out of reach of children.
- Dangerous goods for transport: UN 1170, Class 3 (flammable liquid).
Read the Sani-Gel safety data sheet before use.
Specifications
| Brand | FKN Solutions |
|---|---|
| Product | FKN Hand Sani-Gel |
| CCW SKU | CAP40588 |
| Pack | 500 mL |
| Alcohol content | 70%, cosmetic grade |
| Form | Gel |
| Hazard classification | Flammable liquid category 2 (H225), signal word Danger |
| Flash point | 20 °C |
| Transport | Dangerous goods, UN 1170, Class 3, Packing Group II |
| Safety data sheet | Sani-Gel SDS (PDF), Global Chemicals Australia Pty Ltd for FKN Solutions, issued 18 October 2023 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it flammable?
Yes. It is classified as a highly flammable liquid with a flash point of 20 °C. Store it away from heat and ignition sources, and let hands dry before going near a flame or spark.
Can I use it instead of washing my hands?
It is for when soap and water are not available. After contaminated work, wash with soap and water.
Who makes it?
FKN Solutions, an Australian supplier based in Wetherill Park, NSW. The safety data sheet is issued by Global Chemicals Australia Pty Ltd, also in Wetherill Park. The safety data sheet is linked above.
A Note on Earlier Versions of This Page
Earlier versions of this page said the gel kills germs and protects you and your family. In Australia, hand products that claim to kill germs are therapeutic goods and need an ARTG listing. FKN Solutions confirmed in writing on 13 October 2026 that Sani Gel is not listed on the ARTG, so those claims have been removed and will not be made on this page. The product is unchanged.
