Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls): Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) is usually made of non-woven materials, or combined with materials with better impermeability, such as plastic films. It has integrity and toughness through the use of various non-woven fiber joining technologies instead of the geometric interlocking of woven and knitted materials. Disposable Isolation Clothing (coveralls) should be able to cover the trunk and all clothing to form a physical barrier for the spread of microorganisms and other substances. It should have impermeability, abrasion resistance and tear resistance. Isolation gowns can be reusable or disposable without a cap.

Disposable protective clothing: The standard clearly states that protective clothing is composed of hooded tops and trousers. It can be divided into one-piece structure and two-piece structure. The trouser legs and cuffs are tightened, and the protection level of protective clothing is higher than that of isolation clothing. It is generally recommended to use disposable. The standard clearly states that protective clothing must have liquid barrier functions (impermeability, moisture permeability, synthetic blood penetration resistance, surface moisture resistance), flame retardant properties and antistatic properties, and have resistance to breaking strength, breaking elongation, filtration There are requirements for efficiency.

Disposable surgical gowns: The standard has clear requirements on the barrier properties, strength, microbial penetration, and comfort of surgical gown materials. The surgical gown should be impermeable, sterile, one-piece, and without a cap. Generally, the cuffs of surgical gowns are elastic, which is easy to wear and is helpful to wear sterile hand gloves. It is not only used to protect medical staff from contamination by infectious substances, but also to protect the sterile state of the exposed parts of the operation.