Medical protective clothing is divided into health protective clothing according to its protective function, such as radiation protection clothing, cold protection clothing, thermal insulation clothing, etc.; such as flame-retardant clothing, flame-retardant protective clothing, arc protective clothing, anti-static clothing, bulletproof clothing,

stab-resistant suits, space suits, diving suits, acid-proof suits and insect-proof suits, etc.; work clothes to keep the wearer hygienic, such as oil-proof suits, dust-proof suits and water-repellent suits. The structure of medical protective clothing has anti-permeation function, good air permeability, and high hydrostatic pressure resistance.

In addition to meeting high-strength, high-abrasion and other wear requirements, the use in environments such as industry, electronics, medical treatment, chemical protection, and infection often differs due to different protection purposes and protection principles, ranging from cotton, wool, silk, lead, etc. Natural materials, synthetic materials such as rubber, plastic, resin, and synthetic fiber

Materials, to contemporary new functional materials and composite materials, such as: impact-resistant para-aramid and high-strength and high-modulus polyethylene fiber products, oil-repellent fluorine-containing compounds, antistatic agglomerated acrylic fiber complex copper fiber , Anti-bacterial fiber and related deodorant finishing fabric