Cleanroom peaked cap with rubber and flap  Standard version: Cleanroom fabric elasticated back Colour: White, checkered One size fits all

The reusable bonnet has press studs for attaching the face mask. Material & properties Material: 98 % polyester / 2 % carbon Colour: white or blue Weave structure: 3/2 twill Base weight: 118 g/m² Particle filtration 0.3µm / 0.5 µm ISO 4 EU GMP A - C /US FED Std 10 - 100,000 With press studs at the front 2 press studs for attaching face masks Press studs at the back of the head Pattern: Chequered 5mm * 5mm possible sterilisation methods: Steam autoclave, gamma irradiation Beta irradiation, ETO: steam - gamma Breathability ISO 9237-2:1995: 18.10 l/m² Water impermeability DIN EN ISO 11092:2014 Ret: 2.71 m²Pa/W Tear strength ISO 13934/1:2013: warp 830 N / weft 1500 N Abrasion resistance ISO 12947/2:1998: > 100,000 cycles Decay time EN 1149-3: 0.01 sec Particle retention capacity: 0.3 µm=98%, 0.5 µm=98%, 5.0 µm=98% The reusable garment is made of lightweight micropolyester fabric Maximum washing machine load: 60 % Washing chemicals: anionic / non-ionic, preferably pure anionic agents with good dispersing properties. Maximum pH value: 8 - 8.5. Close the zip and press studs before washing. Pre-wash: Maximum 35°C - 10 minutes Main wash: Maximum 60°C - 15 minutes Cool down 1°C per minute to 50°C to avoid creasing. Rinse ( 2 x ) and neutralise with 1 cc/kg acetic acid 80%, 10 min at 40°C. Last rinse: We recommend an antibacterial and antistatic detergent. Dry gently and slowly. Tumble dry at a maximum of 85°C Application For optimum effectiveness: Try to wear the clothing as closed as possible and try to avoid air holes at the neck. Air formation in the clothing (blow-up effect) must be avoided. Have your cleanroom garments decontaminated and washed in good time to avoid contamination in the cleanroom. Cleanroom garments are not water-repellent and quickly absorb water and chemicals. Small holes and tears should be repaired as quickly as possible (patches). The cleanroom garments should not come into contact with solvents, chemicals, disinfectants and stain removers Maintenance The washing frequency depends on the working environment (microelectronics - pharmaceuticals ...) and the working conditions. The cleanroom garments should be washed in a cleanroom laundry. The maximum washing temperature is 60°C - Do not iron! The addition of chlorine is prohibited in the washing process. Thorough rinsing and neutralisation. A pH value between 5.5 and 6 should be achieved. If dry cleaning is necessary: only with perchloroethylene. A low speed is recommended for tumble drying. Maximum shrinkage: less than 3 % Packaging 1 piece