The simple guide on donning and doffing process
The simple guide on donning and doffing process
The hooded body protective clothing protects against light liquid splash whilst offering good breathability. It is a liquid-proof and cost-effective suit.
Lightweight and Economical: The suit comprises of a light microporous fabric which is comfortable and provides protection against hazardous liquid splash and dry particulates.
Good breathability: The wearer is comfortable wearing the coveralls because the fabric has high water-vapour transmission & soft texture.
Low lint: The making of the suit is such that it reduces the risk of fibre contamination to the work environment.
Certifications: The coverall gives protection level to Type 5-B, Type 6-B and certified with EN 1149-5, EN 1073-2 and EN 14126.
Exceeds the compliance of EN 368 & EN 14126: Provides protection against biological hazards, the performance levels exceed the WHO protective clothing specification option 1 for Ebola infection control.
The coverall is also available with booties option to provide extra protection
Note: The WHO recommended specification for coveralls against filovirus disease issued in Oct, 2014 stated that healthcare workers should choose appropriate protective apparel, which meets the following two requirements:
Option 1, tested for resistance to blood and body fluid penetration: meets or exceeds ISO 16603 class 3 exposure pressure.
Option 2, tested for resistance to blood-borne pathogen penetration; meets or exceeds ISO 16604 class 2 exposure pressure.
Size: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
● 273 to 351 stitches per metre
● Thick thread fibre is used that is above 150 D
● Bite depth is 0.4 cm
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