Goodfore Tex Machinery Co.,Ltd
Goodfore Tex Machinery Co.,Ltd
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Safety personal waterproof hospital medical surgical antivirus disposable overall protective clothing
medical protective clothing specification:
Coveralls provide the protection and durability you need so you can focus on the task at hand.
Made of flash-spun, high-density polyethylene which creates a unique, nonwoven material.
The protection is built into the fabric itself; it can't be abraded or worn away.
Our coveralls are engineered with our unique comfort-fit design to give wearers what they want - a greater range of movement, improved mobility, a more trilored fit, and better overall comfort.
Meets the EN14226 compliance material testing which is the standard for protection agains infetive agents and blood-borne pathogens.
Serged seam coverall with open wrist and ankle.
1 product model / specification and division description
1.1 scope
The technical requirements are applicable to contacting potentially infectious patient's blood for medical personnel during work
Disposable protective clothing for medical use that provides barrier and protection for body fluids, secretions, particles in the air, etc
(hereinafter referred to as protective clothing).
2. Performance index
2.1 appearance
2.1.1 the protective clothing shall be dry, clean and free of mildew, and the surface shall be free of adhesion, crack, hole and other defects.
2.1.2 the connection part of protective clothing can be processed by needle sewing, bonding or heat sealing. The pinhole of the needle seam should be sealed
For treatment, the needle spacing shall be 8-14 stitches every 3cm, and the stitches shall be even and straight without jumping. Gluing or
After heat sealing and other processing, the parts shall be flat and sealed without bubbles.
2.1.3 the zipper of the protective clothing with zipper shall not be exposed, and the pull head shall be self-locking.
2.2 structure
2.2.1 the protective clothing is composed of hooded top and trousers, which is a one-piece structure, as shown in Figure 1.