Disposable Isolation Coveralls: Disposable isolation gowns are usually made of non-woven materials, or combined with materials with better impermeability properties such as plastic films. It is imparted with integrity and toughness through the use of various nonwoven fiber joining techniques rather than the geometrical interlocking of woven and knitted materials. Isolation gowns should cover the torso and all clothing to form a physical barrier to 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. From the definition of isolation gowns, there is no requirement for anti-penetration, and isolation gowns can be waterproof or not.

The standard clearly states that protective clothing must have liquid barrier functions (water permeability, moisture permeability, resistance to synthetic blood penetration, surface moisture resistance), flame retardant properties and antistatic properties. Efficiency, etc. are required.

Disposable surgical gown: The barrier properties, strength, microbial penetration, comfort, etc. of surgical gown materials have clear requirements. Surgical gowns should be impermeable, sterile, one-piece, and have no caps. Generally, the cuff of the surgical gown is elastic, which is easy to wear, and it is beneficial 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 surgically exposed parts.