In the basic protection and medical working environment, there are risks of germs, harmful ultrafine dust, acidic solutions, salt solutions, and corrosive chemicals. For these risks, protective clothing is needed to protect the entire body of the staff. Protective clothing is also called Microporous Coverall. What are the characteristics of protective clothing? What non-woven fabric is used for protective clothing?
Is suitable for automobile, aviation, food processing, metal processing, mining, oil and natural gas operations. It is generally hooded from head to shoulder to body, with cuffs and trousers tightened. Protective clothing is required to effectively block the entry of dust and solid particles in the operating environment. Wear comfortable and breathable, and not easy to fall out of dust. It has strong protection and can block slight splashes in low-risk areas.
The fabric of this kind of protective clothing is SMS non-woven fabric. The structural characteristics of the ultrafine meltblown fiber layer and the high-strength spunbonded non-woven fabric layer in the structure of the SMS material make the material have a certain degree of hydrostatic pressure resistance and air permeability. These properties form the basic insulation performance of the SMS material. In addition, SMS non-woven fabrics have barrier properties and are used in various protective clothing products, including high and low-end medical protective clothing, industrial protective clothing, chemical protective clothing, etc.
Of course, in addition to SMS non-woven fabrics, there are also PE film composite non-woven fabrics, breathable film non-woven fabrics(Microporous material), and spunbonded non-woven fabrics that can be used as fabrics for medical protective clothing.
