LAKELAND level 4 epidemic prevention clothes

In most traditional chemical-resistant clothing, the sleeves are often sewn in a "bat wing" pattern, in which the body forms a diagonal line between the elbow and the waist. With this design, chemical resistant suits will be cheaper because the materials are used less and the sewing time is also lower. But the "bat wing" sleeve style makes users lose comfort when moving their hands and is also more prone to tearing, causing protection to be broken.

Realizing the inconvenience mentioned above, LAKELAND MICROMAX EMN428 level 4 protective clothing has been specially improved with a wide sleeve design in accordance with the shape of the body with the body and arms. This allows for more freedom to raise the arm, and the back is not stretched to limit the torn arm. Just like the sleeve, the crotch part of LAKELAND AMN428 also offers a lot more convenience than the old textures. Because this is the most active part and the most prone to tearing, it needs to be designed in detail. The crotch of the AMN428E is interlocked with two pieces of dart-shaped fabric. This creates a better profile that reduces the concentration of activity in one place and allows the user more freedom of movement.

Application of the LAKELAND EMN428 level 4 epidemic prevention suit

- Protection against sparks of low-hazard liquids and hazardous dry particles

- Spray paint (surface coated with paint)

- Clean room (can ask more about clean room)

- General cleaning and maintenance applications, asbestos removal and treatment

- Food processing applications. Protection against oil and plastic

- Processing and manufacturing pharmaceutical products

- Electronic assembly (non-inting and anti-tatic)