Evaporative Cooling Vest Used In Dry Environment

Introduction

Evaporative cooling vests are typically submerge in water for 1 – 2 minutes and gently squeeze out any excess water. They are usually worn outside the clothing and as the water in the vest interacts with specially treated cooling crystals or other cooling agents and the water evaporates, body temperature is effectively reduced.

Key Benefits

● Quite lightweight, easy to operate and durable.

● Easy to recharge( just add water）

● V-neck with zipper closure, adjustable straps make a comfortable fit.

● Especially suitable for no cold storage conditions, long time fieldwork and outdoor sports people use.

● It can provide 6-10 hours of cooling relief per soaking.

● Material are environmental protection non-toxic.

Please Note

To be effective, the vest should only be worn in low humidity. High humidity (90%+) will diminish the fabric’s ability to evaporate water and therefore will not provide cooling without significant airflow.

Easy to work

Our evaporative cooling vests utilize a magical absorbent material to achieve rapid absorption and stable water storage. Using evaporation heat absorption principle, the cooling vest can provide  lower than environment temperature body feeling temperature about 5~10 ℃. Store and releases water with the multi-layered structure water is released through evaporation, energy is consumed, and a chill effect is created. The vest will remain activated for hours and can be re-hydrated by following simple steps.

Step One

Just soak the vest in water.

Step Two

Then towel or wring dry.

Step Three

Ready to work.

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1. Why we need cooling vest?

We need it to protect ourself from heat stress. Reduce the risk for heat stress, and keep us feel cool.

2. What is Heat Stress?

Heat stress occurs when the body's means of controlling its internal temperature starts to fail. Air temperature, work rate, humidity and work clothing are all factors which can cause heat stress.

3. Typical example of a heat stress situation

Someone wearing protective clothing and performing heavy work in hot and humid conditions could be at risk of heat stress because:
■ Sweat evaporation is restricted by the type of clothing and the humidity of the environment.
■ Heat will be produced within the body due to the work rate and if insufficient heat is lost deep body temperature will rise.
■ As deep body temperature rises the body reacts by increasing the amount of sweat produced, which may lead to dehydration.
■ Heart rate also increases which puts additional strain on the body.
■ If the body is gaining more heat than it can lose then the deep body temperature will continue to rise. Eventually it reaches a point where the body's control mechanisms start to fail.
The symptoms will get worse the longer someone remains working in the same conditions.

4. What are the effects of heat stress?

5.How can I reduce the risks?

■ Control the temperature

■ Provide mechanical aids

■ Prevent dehydration

■ Provide personal protective equipment

■ Provide training

■ Allow workers to acclimatise

■ Identify employees who are more susceptible

■ Monitor the health of workers at risk