Performance standards for medical protective clothing

Medical protective clothing is typically used by medical personnel and those entering and exiting specific health care areas. Medical protective clothing can isolate germs, harmful ultrafine dust, acid-base solutions, electromagnetic radiation, etc. It can effectively resist the threat of external microorganisms, reduce cross-infection, and protect medical staff and patients.

Performance standards for medical protective wear:

1. Protective performance

Protective performance is an important performance requirement for medical protective wear, which mainly includes liquid barrier, microbial barrier and barrier to particulate matter. Liquid barrier refers to preventing the penetration of water, blood, alcohol and other liquids, and has a hydrophobicity of level 4 or above. Particulate matter barrier refers to preventing airborne viruses from being inhaled as aerosols or attached to the skin surface and absorbed by the body.

2. Comfort performance

Comfort performance mainly includes breathability, water vapor penetration, drape, quality, surface thickness, antistatic properties, color, reflectivity, odor and skin sensitization, etc.

3. Physical mechanical performance

It mainly refers to the tear resistance, puncture resistance, wear resistance and other capabilities of medical protective coverall material.

4. Other properties

In addition to the above properties, medical protective coveralls should also have disinfection tolerance, good color fastness to washing, prevent shrinkage, and not support combustion.