Shanghai Prosafety Protective Products Co.Ltd

China‑based Shanghai Prosafety Protective Products Co.Ltd lists nine active products across six top categories, including Tool Box, Army & Police Equipment, Toothpick/Toothbrush/Toothpaste, Diapers, Baby Products and Industrial Clothing. The catalogue contains hand tools such as hammers, chisels and axes, a bullet‑proof vest, floor underlayer, tire‑cord fabric, rabbit meat, toothbrushes, diapers, safety wear and hot water bottles classified under HS code 4016.99. The hot water bottles are made from natural‑rubber latex or food‑grade silicone, while the other items are described without additional HS codes in the source data.

The product set spans personal protective equipment, household items and textile‑based industrial goods. Each entry reflects a distinct material or function: metal tools for construction, ballistic‑grade vest for security forces, polymer‑based floor underlayer, polyester or nylon tire‑cord fabric for tyre reinforcement, edible rabbit meat, nylon‑bristled toothbrushes, absorbent disposable diapers and safety wear for industrial environments.

The hand‑tool line (hammers, chisels, axes) typically uses forged steel grades such as Chrome‑Vanadium or S2, offering impact resistance measured in Joules. Bullet‑proof vests are usually manufactured to meet NIJ Level IIIA standards, employing woven aramid or ultra‑high‑molecular‑weight polyethylene layers. Floor underlayers are commonly supplied as dense polyurethane or rubber sheets with a density of 1.2‑1.4 g/cm³. Tire‑cord fabric generally consists of polyester or nylon yarns with tensile strength around 400‑600 MPa. Rabbit meat is usually frozen in 10 kg bulk packs for export. Toothbrushes feature nylon bristles (0.2‑0.3 mm diameter) mounted on polypropylene handles. Diapers are produced with super‑absorbent polymer cores and a leak‑guard outer layer, often sized for newborn to size 4. Hot water bottles (HS 4016.99) hold 1‑2 L of liquid and are made from natural‑rubber latex or food‑grade silicone, complying with food‑contact regulations. Safety wear commonly includes high‑visibility polyester fabrics meeting ISO 20471 brightness standards.