What should be the basis for choosing the style of clean clothes?
The fabric of the clean suit is made of special polyester filament and high-performance permanent conductive fiber, and is woven by a special process. The styles of clean clothes are: coat type, split type (jacket type), one-piece type (two-piece type, three-piece type, four-piece type). So what do we decide on the style of clean clothes?
The cleanest garments are best designed to cover the entire body with good closure at the wrists, neck and ankles. Although selected according to the class of the clean room, the standard for clean rooms with higher cleanliness requirements is the use of a one-piece full-body suit, high-waisted overboots, and a pocket with a sleeve or skirt that can be folded under the stand collar of the garment cap. The more technically demanding a clean room is, the more restrictive or uncomfortable it will be for people. Therefore, one should consider exactly what is needed for the cleanliness standard of the room. Coveralls with lower coverage are acceptable as long as cleanliness and workmanship requirements permit. Some enhanced units have built-in clean air systems that simplify the required clean clothes.
If you still have doubts about the above methods, there is another way. The reference standards for clean clothes styles are: CLASS300000 (choose coat-style clean clothes), CLASS100000 (choose split clean clothes), CLASS10000 (choose two-piece, three-piece clean clothes), CLASS1000 or above (choose three-piece clean clothes) gown or four-piece cleanser).