Classification And Requirements of Antibacterial Fabrics For Patients Gown

Distinguish from the material composition: the antibacterial fabrics of patient gown can be divided into two types: cotton and polyester cotton.

1. Common varieties of cotton are as follows:

C100 20*20 60*60; C100 21*21 108*58; C100 21*21 88*61; 21*21 90*50; 16*16 72*60.

2. Common varieties of polyester and cotton are:

T/C65*35 45*45 133*72; T/C65*35 21*21 100*50; T/C65*35 23*23 104*61.

Distinguish from the dyeing and finishing method: the antibacterial fabrics for patient clothing can be divided into two types: printing and dyeing

3. Common varieties of yarn-dyed fabrics are:

C100 21*21 88*61; 16*16 72*60.

4. The common varieties of printing are:

C100 20*20 60*60; C100 21*21 108*58; C100 21*21 90*50; T/C65*35 45*45 133*72; T/C65*35 21*21 100*50; T/ C65*35 23*23 104*61.

The antibacterial fabric of patient gown is relatively common, and the fabric of patient gown has the following characteristics:

A. High color fastness to abrasion, high color fastness to washing, and high color fastness to perspiration. Inpatients often lie on a hospital bed. When suffering, they will sweat and roll on the bed, and the frequency of washing is very high. Therefore, the color fastness of the clothing of the patient is required to be higher.

B. Can't afford the ball. The patient uniform is related to the image of the hospital. What is the reason for the pilling of fabric? The yarn of the textile fabric is composed of fibers, and some short fibers are easily exposed to the cloth surface. Due to the static electricity caused by friction, the short fibers are entangled with each other to form a ball. Therefore, the fabric of the patient suit must not contain staple fibers that are easy to pilling.

C, breathable and breathable. Inpatients are generally more prone to sweating, so the fabric of the patient's clothing is required to have good sweat absorption and breathability.

D. Chlorine bleach resistance. Hospitals usually use chlorine-containing disinfection water to sterilize clothing. Chlorine is a bleaching agent. Chlorine has a peeling effect on clothing dyes. Therefore, patient clothing fabrics must use dyes with the best resistance to chlorine bleaching. Otherwise, the fabric fades quickly until all colors are faded.