Appearance and Material Requirements of Disposable Isolation Gowns

Disposable gowns are used for medical personnel to avoid contamination by blood, body fluids, and other infectious substances, or to protect patients from infection. Isolation gowns not only prevent medical staff from being infected or contaminated, but also prevent patients from being infected, which is a two-way isolation.

Disposable isolation medical gowns not only prevent medical staff or workers from various industries from being infected or polluted, but also prevent patients from being infected. They belong to two-way isolation.

Disposable isolation gowns are usually made of non-woven materials, or combined with materials with better impermeability properties such as plastic films. Isolation gowns should cover the torso and all clothing to form a physical barrier to the spread of microorganisms and other substances. The cpe fluid repellent surgical gown should have impermeability, abrasion resistance and tear resistance. Isolation gowns are disposable and do not come with a hood.

The basic raw materials typically used for disposable isolation gowns are various forms of synthetic fibers (e.g. polypropylene, polyester, polyethylene). Fabrics can be engineered to achieve desired properties by using particular fiber types, bonding processes, and fabric finishes (chemical or physical treatments).