Decontamination Tent

The tent is typically set up in an area where there is a risk of contamination, such as a disaster site, chemical spill, or infectious disease outbreak. The decontamination process typically involves a series of steps, including removing contaminated clothing, washing with soap and water, and rinsing with a decontaminating solution. The tent is equipped with a shower system, water supply, and drainage system to facilitate the decontamination process. Decontamination tents are commonly used by emergency responders, military personnel, and healthcare workers to prevent the spread of hazardous materials or infectious diseases. They are also used in industrial settings to decontaminate equipment and materials before they are transported or disposed of. Fields of use involve decontamination, rescue purposes, fire fighting and sanitation. For their inflatable tubes, their setup can be completed in seconds or several minutes with an electrical air pump. The decontamination tents can divided into two types: one is Decontamination Cabin for single use and the other is Mass Decontamination Tent for multiple people.