Max® TS Adhesive Terms Medical Disposable Protective Clothing (Medical Sterilization Type)

The Lakeland AMN428ETS medical protective suit meets European standards for protection levels 5 and 6. This medical protective suit is sterilized with ethylene oxide and individually sealed. It is designed for clinical healthcare workers to use as protective equipment when exposed to potentially infectious patient blood, fluids, secretions, and other substances during work. The main difference between the Lakeland AMN428ETS medical protective suit and the DuPont medical protective suit lies in their fabrics. The Lakeland AMN428ETS medical protective suit is made with an outer layer of microporous PE film and an inner layer of spunbond polypropylene non-woven fabric bonded with PP, with a weight of 63 g/m². The DuPont medical protective suit is made with DuPont's Tyvek fabric, which is lightweight at approximately 41 g/m². Usage features: 1. The protective suit is sterilized with ethylene oxide; 2. It provides protection against minor splashes, sprays of low-hazard chemical liquids, and harmful dry dust; 3. Chinese medical device registration certificate and product registration number: Lu Food and Drug Supervision (Approval) No. 2010-2640037, with a lower price for chemical protective suits. 4. Protection against biochemical penetration—the fabric has passed the American ASTM F1671-97a standard and European standards for resistance to blood and biochemical bacterial penetration, complying with the Chinese GB19082-2009 standard for "Medical Disposable Protective Clothing." Applications: 1. Paint spraying operations (surface layer is non-shedding and anti-static); 2. Cleanroom environments (may require additional cleaning treatment); 3. General cleaning, maintenance, and repair operations; 4. General asbestos control sites (cleaning, handling); 5. Protection against radioactive particles and dust in the nuclear industry; 6. Food handling operations; electronic processing, assembly, etc.; medical and health sectors; 7. Protection against oils and resins;