Comfort of Medical Protective Clothing

The comfort of Medical Protective Clothing includes breathability, water vapor penetration, drape, quality, surface thickness, electrostatic properties, color, light reflection, odor and skin sensitization. The most important thing is breathability and moisture permeability. In order to enhance the protective effect, Medical Protective Clothing fabrics are usually laminated or laminated, resulting in heavy and poor breathability and moisture permeability. Long-term wear is not conducive to perspiration and heat dissipation. The antistatic requirement is to prevent static electricity in the operating room from causing large amounts of dust and bacteria to be adsorbed on the patient's wounds, and to prevent sparks generated by static electricity from detonating volatile gases in the operating room and affecting the accuracy of precision instruments.