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Q What are the similarities and differences between disposable PE gloves and CPE gloves?
A Disposable PE and CPE gloves are all produced through high-temperature sterilization. They have no toxic chemicals, which make them hygienic and environmentally friendly, non-toxic and tasteless. PE gloves are widely used in restaurants and hospitals. There are two types of density options for PE plastic, low density and high density. Also there are various options for thickness and surface texture. Customized production is available.
While CPE gloves are designed with high-quality non-toxic CPE raw materials, thicker and higher stretchability, watertight integrity .It can be worn for both right hand and left hand with comfortable hand feelings.
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Q What else can aprons provide in the workplace?
A Industrial aprons can be bought in bulk, making them more affordable. This is ideal if you need to buy aprons for your entire staff, especially when they need a clean apron to serve customers at a moment’s notice. These aprons are not only ideal to celebrate a specific occasion, but also to reflect your personality in the workplace. They are usually made from comfortable materials like cotton.
Apart from giving your employees great protection, they can also look very professional if they wear the right uniforms, which include aprons. Ensure that you choose a style that is not only practical but representative of your working environment. For e.g. if you run a restaurant, your chefs can wear proper bistro aprons, while your wait staff is dressed in waist aprons that are neat and tidy. If they work in a factory environment, industrial aprons may be the best option.
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Q Can we add a logo to the apron design?
A Of course we can!
If you are interested in adding a company logo or customization to your apron, please get in touch or visit our embroidery section. We’ll even email you a free virtual sample, or a physical sample for a small fee.
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Q How to purchase an apron?
A When it comes to buying aprons, you have a few basic styles to choose from. If you need effective protection for your clothing, you can buy industrial aprons for your employees. These aprons are typically used in dangerous working environments, especially when working with chemicals or hot liquids. You can purchase these aprons in a solid color, or in a patterned style to add some variety to the workplace.
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Q How to properly use lab coats?
A Putting on lab coats is intuitive. Buttoning lab coats is recommended while actively working; risks of open lab coats include getting caught on door handles or drawers, not to mention less protection against spills.
Removing a lab coat requires no special precaution unless it is contaminated with a significant amount of a hazardous (and non-volatile) chemical. In case of a serious exposure requiring an emergency shower, it may be better to remove the lab coat after stepping into the safety shower. Always be mindful of the location of the nearest safety shower, and to keep the path between it and your work station completely clear of trip/slip hazards.
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Q What are the limitations when wearing lab coats?
A Lab coats can prevent small splashes from contacting your skin and/or contaminating your street clothes, and this is quite important, but they do not do much more. Do not continue to wear a lab coat if there is a reasonable chance that chemical contamination from it will reach your clothes or your skin. Do not use a coat not made lab chemical use, nor a homemade lab coat unless you are certain the fabric is suitable for your work (some synthetic fabrics are extremely vulnerable to particular chemicals and could actually harm your skin in the event that the wrong chemical was splashed on them). Many synthetic fabrics will burn and melt somewhat easily and should not be worn in areas where open flames or other cources of fire might present the potential of igniting the coat.
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Q How is the lab coat designed?
A Vench Medical offers high quality and comfortable disposable Lab Coat which are most often constructed from fibers such as polypropylene and polyester, by using a non-woven technique.This kind of lab coat as the picture shows is made of SMS .It is widely used in laboratory to have an adequate protection.The style of this lab coat can be customized according to your requirements such as single or double collar ,knitted cuffs or elastic cuffs ,chest zipper and etc .As the disposable Lab Coat manufacturer, we can provide you the most comfortable disposable Lab Coat.
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Q What are surgical caps used for?
A Surgical caps are used by the doctors during medical operations to prevent contamination from hair and as a protection against minimal risks, especially in hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices.Medical caps are used to protect both medical professions and patients.All size, color and material weight can be customized according to request.
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Q What are the biggest advantage our company can provide you with regarding disposable caps?
A As the disposable non-woven hood manufacturer, we can provide you with the most comfortable disposable non-woven hood. It made from light, breathable, spunbond fabric, it offers practitioners the cool and comfortable wear.It can be used in all conditions and various work environments.
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Q How to pre choose gowns based on risk level?
A When choosing gowns, look for product labeling that describes intended use with the desired level of protection based on the risk levels described below.
· Level 1: Minimal risk, to be used, for example, during basic care, standard isolation, cover gown for visitors, or in a standard medical unit.For example:Disposable Waterproof SPP Surgical Gown.
· Level 2: Low risk, to be used, for example, during blood draw, suturing, in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), or a pathology lab.For example: Disposable SMS Non-woven Surgical Gown with Knitted Cuffs.
· Level 3: Moderate risk, to be used, for example, during arterial blood draw, inserting an Intravenous (IV) line, in the Emergency Room, or for trauma cases.For example: Disposable PP+PE Flimed Coated Surgical Gown.
· Level 4: High risk, to be used, for example, during long, fluid intense procedures, surgery, when pathogen resistance is needed or infectious diseases are suspected (non-airborne).For example:Disposable Non-woven Sterile Surgical Gown.
