Shoe Cover Of Different Material

Disposable shoe cover are designed to offer protection in various laboratory settings. Each material used in their construction provides specific benefits suitable for different environments and levels of exposure:

PP (Polypropylene) Spunbond:
Description: A basic nonwoven fabric, lightweight and breathable.
Features: It offers basic protection against dust and dirt, making it suitable for general purpose use in environments with low risk of fluid exposure. It is cost-effective and comfortable for long hours of wear.

Microporous Film Laminate:
Description: Comprises a microporous film laminated onto a nonwoven substrate.
Features: This material offers superior protection against liquid splashes and some chemical exposure, while still allowing moisture vapor to escape, which helps with breathability. It is ideal for environments with higher risk of fluid and chemical exposure.

Tyvek:
Description: A durable, high-density polyethylene material manufactured by DuPont.
Features: Tyvek provides excellent protection against particulates and moderate liquid hazards.

It is strong, tear-resistant, and breathable. Tyvek lab coats are suitable for environments where both high durability and protection are required, such as in pharmaceutical manufacturing or handling hazardous materials.

The choice of material for a disposable lab coat should be based on the specific requirements of the work environment, including the types of hazards present and the level of protection needed.

These are our shoe cover of different material: