1. <br />The rules of safety and prevention of risks of any laboratory , provided as mandatory use of the lab coat with long sleeves to protect clothing and skin from splashes of chemicals hazardous or harmful.<br /> <br />The gown must be worn at all times within the laboratory and most perform tasks that require the handling of chemicals, pathogens, flammable or reactive which on contact with skin or clothing itself can be harmful to professional staff.<br /> <br />As specified in the Committee on Occupational Safety and Health at the University of Alcalá, quot;
The use of gown is mandatory in the laboratory , as much care taken to work, the chemical spills are inevitable. The coat is preferably cotton, since in case of accident, other tissues can adhere to the skin, increasing the damage quot;
.<br /> <br />However, the lab coats can be made of different materials, depending on the task to develop. Apart from cotton, there are coats of wool, which are a good protection against splashing or regrind, small amounts of acid and small flames, or coats of synthetic fibers, which on one hand are very effective against IR radiation or sparks UV, but that in turn can cause a negative reaction to certain substances , so you should calibrate the risks and the peculiarities of the procedure to be carried out before considering a opción.Por Finally, there are also coats , reflective aluminized fabric, especially suitable for protection against radiation or heat.<br /> <br />Therefore, there are several options depending on the specific task to perform, but in no case should never disregard the use of the lab coat in any case, because its function is crucial for the prevention of risks from contact, leakage or splash fluids and hazardous substances , abrasive or chemical.<br />If you liked this article, visit us at:http://www.matex.es/guantes-quirurgicos-blog/<br />