Isolation Gown Difference from protective clothing:
1. Different materials and performance:
The fabrics used for the isolation clothing are: conductive silk fabrics, gabardine, gauze cards, TYVEK (acid and alkali resistant), etc. 100% high-density polyethylene material, one-piece hat style design, breathable, moisture permeable, can block the penetration of fine dust and liquid, while allowing water vapor to penetrate; The clothing itself does not produce dust, does not stick to dust, has good barrier, high density, high strength, and can effectively sterilize and inhibit bacteria.
In addition to meeting the wearing requirements of high strength and wear resistance, protective clothing is often different due to different protection purposes and protection principles, from natural materials such as cotton, wool, silk, lead, synthetic materials such as rubber, plastic, resin, synthetic fiber, to modern new functional materials and composite materials. It has the characteristics of anti permeability, good permeability, high strength and high hydrostatic pressure resistance.
2. The scope of application is different.
Isolation Gown It is widely used in clean workshops of electronics, pharmacy, food, bioengineering, optics, aerospace, aviation, color kinescope, semiconductor, precision machinery, plastic, paint spraying, hospital, environmental protection and other industries, and has a variety of colors and specifications suitable for different anti-static or clean environments.
Wearing instructions of isolation clothing
1. The isolation clothing must be inspected and air pressure tested to ensure that there is no defect. In addition, the isolation clothing must be selected according to the purpose.
2. However, if necessary, anti fog agent should be applied to the goggles of protective clothing according to the recommended instructions.
3. Select two "cooperative organizations", that is, another person helps when wearing protective clothing.
4. The underwear should be worn inside the protective clothing. At least, it is recommended to wear long sleeves and trousers, or long "underwear". Fire resistant underwear should be considered.
5. Remove personal items that may damage protective clothing, such as pens, badges, jewelry, etc.
6. Take off your shoes (this step can be omitted when you wear a protective suit with long rubber boots). Some rubber boots are not allowed to be worn outdoors with shoes.
