Protective clothing - nuclear and radiation

Used in nuclear environments (small doses, large ranges of ionizing radiation, mainly alpha and beta rays) to prevent the harm of radioactive aerosols and dust to the human body. The main application environments include nuclear explosions (atomic bomb explosions), dirty bombs, nuclear power plants and explosions, nuclear mining operations, etc
Principle of Nuclear Protective Clothing
Nuclear radiation, commonly known as radioactivity, exists in all substances and has been an objective fact for billions of years, which is a normal phenomenon. Nuclear radiation is the microscopic particle flow released by the atomic nucleus during the transition from one structure or energy state to another. Nuclear radiation can cause ionization or excitation of matter, hence it is called ionizing radiation. Ionizing radiation is divided into direct ionizing radiation and indirect ionizing radiation. Direct ionizing radiation includes charged particles such as protons. Indirect ionizing radiation includes uncharged particles such as photons and neutrons.
Protective capability
Protection against radioactive aerosols; Simultaneously protect against over 150 toxic and corrosive gases, liquids, and solids; Protect against potential radioactive particles and liquids invading the body; 100% blocking dry particles above 0.2um; Featuring enhanced absorption grille function and durable fabric material.