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The Difference Between Isolation Gown And Protective Coveralls

Aug 27,2017

The difference between isolation gown and protective coveralls:

1. Different materials and efficiency:

Isolation clothing uses fabrics: conductive silk fabrics, gabardine, gauze, TYVEK (acid and alkali resistant), etc. 100% high-density polyethylene material, one-piece hooded design, breathable and moisture permeable, can block fine dust and liquid from penetrating, and at the same time allow water vapor to leak out; the clothing itself does not generate dust, does not stick to dust, and has good barrier properties , High density, high strength, can effectively sterilize and inhibit bacteria.

In addition to meeting the requirements of high-strength, high-abrasion, etc., protective clothing is often different due to different protective purposes and protective principles. It ranges from natural materials such as cotton, wool, silk, lead, and synthetics such as rubber, plastic, resin, and synthetic fiber. Materials, to contemporary new functional materials and composite materials. It has anti-penetration function, good air permeability, high strength, and high hydrostatic pressure resistance.

2. The scope of application is different.

Isolation suits are widely used in clean workshops in electronics, pharmaceuticals, food, bioengineering, optics, aerospace, aviation, color tube, semiconductor, precision machinery, plastics, spray paint, hospitals, environmental protection and other industries. There are a variety of colors and specifications suitable for different Anti-static or clean environment.

Instructions for wearing protective clothing

1. The protective clothing must be inspected and air pressure tested to ensure that there are no defects. In addition, the protective clothing must be selected according to the purpose.

2. However, it is necessary. At this time, follow the recommended instructions and apply an anti-fogging agent to the inside of the eyeglasses of the protective clothing.

3. Choose a "cooperative organization" of two people, that is, there is another person to help while wearing protective clothing.

4. Underwear should be worn under protective clothing. At least, long sleeves and long pants, or long "underwear" are recommended. You should consider wearing fire-resistant underwear.

5. Remove personal items that may damage the protective clothing, such as pens, badges, jewelry, etc.

6. Take off your shoes (this step can be omitted when wearing a protective suit with rubber boots attached). Some rubber boots do not allow outdoor shoes to be worn.


 

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