Disposable coveralls: description

2024 Author: Priscilla Miln | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-01 17:06

The first overalls in the world - a strong shirt - began to be issued to workers in the 17th century, at the time when the first manufactories appeared in Germany and England. The owners of the enterprises were forced to do this, since the factory hired mostly very poor people dressed in shabby rags. This decision significantly improved the working conditions of the workers and, by the way, made them immensely happy. And how are the working people in Russia dressed today? Recently, disposable coveralls have become very popular in most industrial enterprises and in agriculture.

Safety and benefit

The goals pursued by the management of enterprises, purchasing special disposable clothing for their employees, are different, but always justified:

1. Such overalls protect the skin and clothes of people from dust, acids, alkalis, paint in the workplace, and also help keep cleanliness and protect against infections.
2. The social responsibility of the employer to his subordinates is expressed in the care for their safety and comfort, which he is able toprovide protective coveralls. In return, the bosses will receive an increase in the dedication of the employee. Surveys confirm that 80% of employees do less good work due to fear of getting dirty.
3. Disposable coveralls help in shaping the company's image. The clean look of a quality suit, corporate colors and symbols will increase the credibility of the company, which will positively affect the formation of the brand.

Description of models and areas of their application

Protective overalls, which have recently been increasingly referred to simply as "Casper", in fact, is an ordinary case. Models are fused and prefabricated. As a fastener, zippers are used, less often - buttons on loops. The cuffs of the sleeves and legs, sometimes the waistband, are equipped with elastic bands. The product is complemented by a hood or protection in the form of a high collar. There are disposable overalls with pockets, which is sometimes very convenient. The density of the material is 15-160 g/m², _{and this determines which industry it is intended for.}

Applications:

• medical industry;
• scientific research;
• food production;
• construction;
• agriculture;
• automotive and repair.

Benefits of Disposable Protective Suits

Casper's disposable coveralls have features that will ensure comfort and safety in the workplace:

• Convenience: the availability of standard sizes allows you to choosething individually.
• Strength and reliability: suits are resistant to mechanical damage and chemicals, prevent the penetration of dust.
• Waterproof: drops of water run off the surface without penetrating.
• Unlike ordinary fabrics, they have no lint.
• Air exchange: eliminate the greenhouse effect.

Spunbond disposable coveralls

Spunbond is a technology that creates non-woven material. Continuous threads are isolated from the polymer melt through strong forms (fillers) and laid in a canvas. Depending on what method the threads are fixed to each other, the area where this material (thermally bonded or needle-punched) will be used depends. In the creation of disposable clothing for the industry, the needle-punched version has received the greatest popularity due to its durability.

Spunbond advantages:

• not felt on the body;
• does not lose its properties for a long time;
• does not accumulate static electricity;
• does not get wet;
• immune to temperature extremes;
• breathable, but protected from paint, alkali, acid penetration.

Materials: protection index table

Protective clothing must successfully cope with dust, spray paint, shavings, chemical compounds. Therefore, it is important to choose the right fabric from which it is made. Disposable Casper coveralls, often referred to as K-3, are made from a variety of non-woven compositions.

Material	Quality
Spunbond nonwoven fabric	Protection against industrial and domestic pollution, dust, aerosols
Nonwoven SMMS Laminate (spunbond-meltblown-meltblown-spunbond)	Same as spunbond, plus increased protection against fine aerosols, antimicrobial effect
Laminated spunbond material	Increased protection, including against acids, alkalis, oils and other aggressive substances
Composite superdiffusion material	Same as laminated spunbond plus more breathable for long-lasting comfort

Disposable Paint Coveralls

A painter or spray booth operator needs extra protection. Spraying and drying paint, working with solvents are features of the technological process that are associated with a risk to human he alth. Disposable clothing will prevent chemicals from getting on the worker's skin or ruining his suit. At the same time, it protects the painted surface from fluff or other small specks.

The Importance of Cleanroom (NWP) Clothing

Dust and microparticles of dirt seep in from the outside, are produced by equipment, but most of the pollution that interferes with many high-tech processes is carried by a person. This figure reaches80%. Therefore, when working in an NWP, clothing serves as a kind of filter between a person and devices, substances.

The specifics of work in many areas of human activity oblige the use of disposable overalls for cleanrooms without fail. They are one of the components of the "technology of purity" in microelectronics, optics, laser technology, instrumentation, automotive industry, pharmaceuticals, medicine and other areas.

In conclusion: why Casper?

Protective work clothes come in a variety of colors, but white is the most commonly used. People dressed in light disposable overalls with hoods on their heads resemble ghosts from a distance. And the most famous of them is Casper - the hero of the popular cartoon of the same name.

The nickname turned out to be so successful that it stuck and became the second name of the spunbond protective suit.