Disposable Isolation coveralls 

Specification:

Materital:PE film laminated with nonwoven

Size Avaliable:L-3XL

Products features:antistatic,anti-PH value、oilproof、waterproof、Fold resistance,abrasion resistance

Packing:50pcs/ctn

Features:

*Safety Guardian: This disposable anti-epidemic antibacterial isolation coverall/suit is full body integral hood design for overall protection, one-piece zip for easy access, cuffs and trousers with elastic band at the brim for effective protection, which is your safety guardian,

*Safety And Anti-epidemic Medical-grade Fabric: Polyethylene PE antibacterial film material made by heat-sealing seam using flash evaporation technology, light weight, tough and durable, with strong tear resistance. It can effectively prevent the invasion of bacteria, pesticides and dust, and the safety factor is increased by 99.99%.

Isolation coveralls are disposable, full-body garments made from non-woven, fluid-resistant materials like SMS or microporous polypropylene, designed to create a physical barrier against dust, dirt, liquid splashes, and potentially infectious pathogens. They provide full-body coverage, often with an attached hood, elastic cuffs, and a front zipper, and are used in healthcare, laboratory, and industrial settings to protect individuals from hazards and prevent contamination.

Key Features

Material:

Made from lightweight, breathable, non-woven fabrics such as SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond) or microporous polypropylene, which are strong, durable, and resistant to tears and punctures. 

Full-Body Coverage:

Designed to be worn over clothing, covering the entire body from head to toe. 

Barrier Protection:

Provides a physical barrier against dry particles (like dust and fibers), liquid splashes, sprays, and other hazardous substances. 

Disposable Design:

Most isolation coveralls are single-use, which helps prevent contamination and eliminates the need for washing and potential exposure. 

Enhanced Features:

Many include a pullover hood, elasticated wrists and ankles, and a front zipper with an adhesive seal for a secure fit and ease of use. 

Common Uses

Healthcare: To protect healthcare staff and patients from airborne pathogens and infectious diseases. 

Laboratories: In labs to shield workers from chemical and biological hazards. 

Industrial Settings: For activities such as painting, construction, farming, and handling hazardous substances to protect workers and their clothes from soiling. 

Food & Agriculture: To prevent contamination and ensure safety in these industries. 

How to Use

Don the coverall: Put on the coverall, ensuring it provides a comfortable yet snug fit. 

Secure closures: Close the front zipper and make sure all elastic closures are tight for a complete seal. 

During and after use: Maintain the barrier's integrity to avoid contamination. 

Proper disposal: After use, carefully remove the coverall and discard it into a closed bin. Always wash your hands thoroughly after removal.