Appropriate protective clothing is suggested if you are working in hazardous working enviroments, especially for medical operators for COVID-19. You may check which ULTITEC coveralls are appropriate for COVID-19.

ULTITEC provides 6 types of protective clothing, and has passed the latest PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425 certification. The models ULTITEC 1800, ULTITEC 1800T, ULTITEC 2000 and ULTITEC 3000T all meet the EN 14126 anti-biochemical standard and are suitable for wearing on a plane during the epidemic.

To minimize the risk of infection, it is not recommended to use the toilet during the flight. People can choose disposable diapers.

A gown provides only partial neck-to-knee protection and often has openings in the back region. A coverall is designed to protect the entire body and enables 360 degrees of protection. Please visit here for more information. Detail difference may refer to How Well Do You Understand Gown and Coverall?

ULTITEC 1800, ULTITEC 1800T, ULTITEC 2000, ULTITEC 3000T are recommended. They are certified with EN 14126 against infective agents. ULTITEC 2000 is the most popular and widely applied option by global governments in disease control and management.

ULTITEC has gained reputation from Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Qatar, Indonesia, UAE and Myanmar health-related government units.

Please view our complete guidance here for your reference. How to wear protective clothing correctly, please refer to: Protective Clothing Donning & Doffing.

We suggested CE certificate for both Module B and Module D to comply with EU regulation. EN 14126 certification against infective agents is required in the case of COVID-19 protection.

WHO recommends that the requirements for protective clothing are to meet option 1: ISO16603 class3, option2: ISO16604 class2. But when COVID-19 or other unknown aerosol transmissible diseases are encountered, we recommend that coverall is more appropriate to provide 360 degrees of protection for frontline operators.

Yes. Wearing appropriate protective clothing such as ULTITEC 2000 (type 5, 6) and ULTITEC 3000 (type 4, 5, 6) to prevent biological hazards and infectious agents through EN14126, effectively isolating avian influenza and infection risk.

1. Store in dry, clean conditions in original packaging. 2. Store away from direct sunlight, sources of high temperature, and solvent vapors. 3. Store within the temperature range 15°C to +25°C (58°F to 78°F) and with relative humidity below 80%.

No, we don’t supply Tyvek protective clothing. However, ULTITEC2000 is compatible with Tyvek 500. It is widely applied by global governments for COVID-19 infection control. There are 5 international qualified protective clothing with EN 14126 certification against infective agents.

Yes, please refer to the Protective Clothing for their size information.

Spunlaid commonly known as Spunbond Nonwoven fabric are made up of the continuous process of fibres spun and directly dispersed into a web-like deflector or can be directed with air streams. This process leads to a faster belt speed.

Applications of Spunbond Nonwovens Various industries utilize the product for disposal purposes like masks, sanitary napkins, bandages, towels, wipes, child diapers, disposable dresses, carry bags, dust cloths, etc.

Here are some of the many advantages of spunbond polypropylene Soft, durable, and breathable. Highly cost effective. Customizable to suit individual protective packaging needs. Lightweight and space saving compared to other protective packaging solutions.

Spunbond is comparatively a faster way of producing polymer nonwovens as the technique results in faster belt speeds and manufactures low-cost products. The nonwoven materials manufactured using the meltdown technique have lower intrinsic strength than the spunbond.

Spunbond Meltblown Spunbond, commonly known as SMS is a tri laminate non woven fabric. It is made up of a top layer of spunbond polypropylene, a middle layer of meltblown polypropylene and a bottom layer of spunbond polypropylene.