High-Risk and Specialized Protection Scenarios
Suitable for industries such as firefighting, defense, petroleum, chemicals, and nuclear operations. Specialized protective gear-including fire-resistant and heat-resistant suits, chemical protective suits, anti-static clothing, and radiation-shielding suits-is used to guard against extreme hazards like high temperatures, chemical corrosion, static sparks, and radiation.
Standard Industrial Operation Scenarios
Covers sectors such as machining, construction, steel production, electronics manufacturing, and logistics/warehousing. Standard, durable, and stain-resistant workwear is typically used; specific roles may require flame-retardant or anti-static fabrics to prevent common injuries caused by mechanical abrasion, sparks, or static electricity.
Public Service and Specialized Task Scenarios
Includes environments such as healthcare facilities, laboratories, cleaning and disinfection areas, and spray-painting workshops. Protective clothing in these settings acts as a barrier against contaminants-such as pathogens, hazardous reagents, and dust-to ensure the safety of personnel.
