Face Shield with Glasses Frame

Clothes made of lead (Pb) rubber are generally used to protect the X-ray environment of the nuclear industry and doctors, X-ray patients, laboratory personnel, construction and monitoring personnel of the industrial radiation environment, etc.

Our products have great sense of vision, tactility and breathing property. Our products have stable viscosity, low sensitization and do no harm to skin, can be removed without pain or blood.

One is made of pure cotton absorbent gauze or non-woven cloth material with filter paper in the middle, so as to improve the filtering effect of non-woven cloth mask.

The cotton crepe bandage provides the best support for the injured area and helps relieve pain. The material of the bandage is soft and skin-friendly. Its discreet flesh-colored material blends perfectly with the skin. The edges are sealed to prevent wear even after multiple washings.

The material of dust respirator is made of non-woven cloth. The functions of dust respirator are as follows: to prevent or reduce dust in the air from entering human respiratory organs so as to protect life and safety;

Made of plastic and stainless steel plates, medical atomizers are mainly used to treat various respiratory diseases, such as cold, fever, cough, asthma, sore throat, pharyngitis, rhinitis, bronchitis, pneumoconiosis and other diseases occurring in the trachea, bronchus, alveolus, chest cavity.

The 2.8L 3.6L sharps container is intended to facilitate the safe disposal of sharps after use. After used needles, syringes, razors, lancets and other instruments may have been in contact with infectious pathogens, they must be properly and safely disposed of. They are used in hospitals, clinics, emergency rooms, emergency care facilities, dental clinics, and any place where sharp tools need to be used for injections and operations.

The 1.0L sharps container is intended to facilitate the safe disposal of sharps after use. After used needles, syringes, razors, lancets and other instruments may have been in contact with infectious pathogens, they must be properly and safely disposed of. They are used in hospitals, clinics, emergency rooms, emergency care facilities, dental clinics, and any place where sharp tools need to be used for injections and operations.