Introduction To Protective Clothing

According to their protective functions, health protective clothing can be classified, such as radiation resistant clothing, cold resistant clothing, heat-insulating clothing, and antibacterial clothing; Safe protective clothing, such as flame retardant clothing, flame retardant protective clothing, arc protective clothing, anti-static clothing, bulletproof clothing, stab resistant clothing, space suits, diving suits, acid resistant clothing, and insect resistant clothing; Work clothes that maintain the hygiene of the wearer, such as oil resistant clothing, dust resistant clothing, and water repellent clothing.
The structure of protective clothing has the characteristics of anti permeability, good breathability, high strength, and high resistance to hydrostatic pressure. It is mainly used in industrial, electronic, medical, chemical, and bacterial infection environments
In addition to meeting the requirements of high strength and wear resistance, there are often differences in protection purposes and principles, ranging from natural materials such as cotton, wool, silk, lead, synthetic materials such as rubber, plastic, resin, synthetic fibers, to contemporary new functional materials and composite materials, such as impact resistant para aromatic polyamide and high-strength high modulus polyethylene fiber products, oil repellent fluorine-containing compounds, radiation resistant polyimide fibers, anti-static aggregation of acrylic complex copper fibers, antibacterial fibers, and fabrics treated with relevant odor prevention finishing.