PPE stands for Personal protective equipment. It is the protective equipment usually consists of standard precautions - which includes gloves, mask and gown, however, if there are blood and airborne infections then, PPE kit will include: Face protection, goggles, mask/respirators, face shield, gloves, gown or coverall, headcover and safety shoes.
PPE protect from COVID-19
PPE is used by medical professionals in hospitals, labs, etc. to contain the spread of the highly contagious disease. PPE is also used to contain the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus disease. It also provides protection against virus/bacteria contamination who are using it. COVID-19 or Coronavirus disease is highly contagious and spreads mainly through respiratory droplets, either by direct touch or through contaminated objects.
PPE Kits listed on www.precult.com have following certifications mandatorily:
- GMP Certification
- CE Certification
- US FDA Certification
- ISO 13485:2016
- ISO 9001:2015
How to wear PPE Kit ?
- Firstly, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Completely cover all surfaces of your hands and rub vigorously until dry.
- Then, open the gown fully, put your head through the opening and arms into the sleeves. Place your thumbs through the thumb holes. Fully extend the back of the gown to cover your backside and be sure to secure the gown at the waist with the ties.
- Next, wear a surgical mask and be sure that the mask fully covers your nose and mouth that it’s pulled tightly under your chin and fit the bridge of the nose. Then, put your goggles.
- Last wear your gloves, make sure they’re appropriate size. Put them on so that the wrist extends up over the cuff of the gown. Do a final check to make sure that your PPE is on, fully secured, and without defects.
How to remove PPE Kit?
- When doffing PPE Kit, first break the gown tie at the waist. Grab the gown from the shoulders and gently pull until it breaks at the back and of the neck.
- Roll the gown down and away from your body, taking care to not contaminate your uniform with the outside of the gown. Dispose of the gown in the waste. Perform hand hygiene.
- Prior to removing your goggles, put a new pair of gloves. Remove the goggles and immediately clean and disinfect with a disinfectant wipe. Be sure to clean all surfaces of the goggles inside and outside. Then remove gloves and perform hand hygiene.
- Last remove your mask and dispose it in the waste and again perform hand hygiene.
How to Make PPE Kits?
For every type of PPE kits, there are different raw materials and manufacturing processes. We’ve outlined how to make some of the most major types of PPE in demand during the coronavirus outbreak:
PPE Kits
Surgical PPE Kits are made using specialized machinery, then sterilized. Nonwoven polypropylene and textile material is fed from bobbins into machinery that cuts and ultrasonically welds it together. Surgical PPE Kits typically have one layer of textile material surrounded by other layers of nonwoven material on both sides, making for 3-4 layers total depending on the mask. The machine attaches other parts like ear loops or metal strips before the PPE Kits are sterilized and packaged.
Why PPE Kit manufacturing is important
PPE is important in a number of ways:
- It helps in minimizing the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus disease from one person to another.
- It protects the lungs of a healthy person while breathing in contaminated air.
- PPE also provides protection to the eyes of the healthy person from the microorganisms in the contaminated air.
- PPE provides protection to the skin from coming in contact with the infected materials.
- Coveralls are made up of impermeable fabric which acts as a barrier between infectious materials and the body parts along with the skin.
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Manufacturing of PPE Kit for protecting from COVID-19
PPE is used by medical professionals in hospitals, labs, etc. to contain the spread of the highly contagious disease COVID 19 coronavirus. PPE is also used to contain the spread of the highly contagious coronavirus disease. PPE also provides protection to healthcare professionals who are on the frontline treating COVID-19 hit patients. COVID-19 Coronavirus disease is highly contagious and spreads mainly through respiratory droplets, either by direct touch or through contaminated objects.
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Medical professionals such as Doctors, Nurses, etc. who are working on the frontline to save the lives of the people infected from the coronavirus disease are at high risk of getting sick with form the deadly virus. Therefore, PPE protects healthcare professionals to stay healthy while treating contaminated people.
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When should a PPE be used
All staff, patients and visitors are recommended to use PPE when there will be contact with blood, bodily fluids or respiratory secretions. For healthcare workers providing direct care to coronavirus patients, WHO guidelines mention the use of Medical mask, Gown, Gloves, and face protection (goggles or face shield). If these healthcare workers are performing Aerosol-generating procedures on COVID-19 patients, WHO recommends the use of Respirator N95 or FFP2 standard mask, or equivalent, Gown, Gloves, Eye protection and Apron.
Where to buy PPE KITS?
Here, we PRECULT ITES PRIVATE LIMITED provides you all types of PPE Kits in best quality at very reasonable prices.
We are dealing in all following types of PPE Kits:
- Golden Scute PPE Kit
- Wellness Impex PPE Kit
- NJ Washable Reusable PPE Kit
- Supreme Medical PPE Kit
- Build Skill PPE Kit
- D Passion PPE Kit
- Personal Protective Equipment Kit
- SMDC Medical PPE Kit
- Safeline Personal Protective Equipment Medical Kits
In these times of need and scarcity we Precult ITES Private Limited are here 24*7 to help and serve our people. We help to provide all types of PPE Kits and there can be more and more production to serve.
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