Definition of Clean Room Clothes
Clean Room clothes are a special type of work clothes, mainly used in places that require high environmental cleanliness, such as electronics, pharmaceuticals, medical, aerospace and other industries. Its design purpose is to minimize the emission of particles (such as dandruff, hair, fibers, etc.) and microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, etc.) generated by the human body, while preventing external pollutants from coming into contact with the wearer, thus maintaining a clean working environment and sterile or low dust state of the product and operation.
Material characteristics of clean room clothing
Anti static materials: Many clean room clothes are made of anti-static fibers. In environments sensitive to static electricity such as the electronics industry, static electricity may damage electronic components. For example, in the semiconductor chip manufacturing workshop, the anti-static performance of clean room clothes can prevent chip breakdown caused by electrostatic discharge. This anti-static material can quickly dissipate the static electricity generated by the human body, ensuring the safety of the working environment and product quality.
Low dust and fiber free materials: The materials used to clean room clothing are usually specially treated to have low dust characteristics. This means that during wear and activity, it produces very few dust particles on its own. For example, some clean clothes use tightly woven polyester fiber materials, which have a smooth surface and fibers that are not easily shed, effectively reducing the pollution of particles generated by the clothes themselves to the clean environment.
Antibacterial and bacteriostatic materials: For industries such as healthcare and pharmaceuticals, materials with antibacterial and bacteriostatic functions are also used for cleaning clothing. These materials can inhibit the growth and reproduction of microorganisms on the surface of clothing. For example, fiber materials containing silver ions can destroy the cell walls and membranes of bacteria, thereby achieving antibacterial purposes and reducing the risk of contaminating drugs, surgical environments, etc. due to bacteria carried by clothing.
Breathable and comfortable materials: Although the main function of clean clothes is to maintain cleanliness, the breathability of the materials is also considered to ensure that the wearer can work comfortably for a long time. Some high-performance cleaning clothes use special breathable membrane materials that can prevent particles and microorganisms from passing through, while allowing water vapor to dissipate, making the wearer feel comfortable. For example, during a prolonged surgical procedure, if doctors wear clean clothes that are not breathable, they may feel stuffy and uncomfortable, but breathable clean clothes can solve this problem.
Design characteristics of clean room clothing styles
Full body wrapping design: Cleanroom clothing is usually a style that wraps the entire body, including headpieces, jumpsuits, gloves, shoe covers, etc., to reduce the exposed parts of the human body. For example, in a cleanroom, workers wear clean clothes, cover their heads to their feet, and observe the outside world through transparent masks that only expose the exposed parts of their eyes. This design can prevent particles generated by hair, skin, and other parts from entering the environment.
Well sealed connection parts: In order to prevent pollutants from entering through the connection parts of the clothing, clean clothing is designed with a good sealing structure in the collar, cuffs, pants, and other areas. For example, some clean clothes have elastic cuffs that can tightly fit the wrist, preventing external air and particles from entering through the cuffs. Similarly, the collar will also have sealing methods, such as zippers or Velcro, to ensure the cleanliness of the interior of the clothing.
Suzhou Pharma Machinery Co.,Ltd.
2025/03/05
Alice
