What is the protective clothing made of? What material is the protective suit made of? Protective clothing has different properties due to the different raw materials used. At present, several nonwoven materials used in medical protective clothing are sold and developed in the domestic market. There are mainly the following kinds.

1, polypropylene spunbonded cloth.

Polypropylene spunbonded cloth can be treated with antimicrobial and antistatic to make antimicrobial protective clothing, antistatic protective clothing and so on. Compared with the traditional cotton protective clothing, the polypropylene spunbonded protective clothing is undoubtedly a big improvement. Because of its low price and one-time use, it can greatly reduce the cross infection rate, and it has been widely promoted in foreign countries for a long time after its launch. However, the anti-hydrostatic pressure of the material is relatively low, and the blocking efficiency of the virus particles is also relatively poor, so it can only be used as aseptic surgical clothing, disinfectant wrapping cloth and other general protective articles.

What kind of fabric is the protective suit made of

2, polyester fiber and wood pulp composite spunlaced cloth.

Material feel soft, close to the traditional textile, and can be three anti (anti-alcohol, anti-blood, anti-oil) and anti-static, anti-bacterial and other processing, can be disinfected with gamma rays, is a good medical protective clothing materials. However, its resistance to hydrostatic pressure is relatively low, and the blocking efficiency of virus particles is also relatively poor, so it is not an ideal protective clothing material.

3, polypropylene spunbond melt-blown spunbond composite nonwovens, SMS or SMMS.

The characteristics of meltblown cloth are fine fiber diameter, large specific surface area, fluffy, soft, good drapability, low filtration resistance, high filtration efficiency, strong hydrostatic pressure resistance, but low strength, poor wear resistance, which limits the development of its application field to a considerable extent. The fiber line density of spunbonded cloth is larger, and the fiber net is composed of continuous filaments, so its breaking strength and elongation are much larger than that of meltblown cloth, which can make up for the deficiency of meltblown cloth.