Underpads
Absorbent underpads for beds and examination tables.
Disposable Underpad 60×90 cm
Six-layer disposable underpad with cellulose/SAP absorbent core and waterproof PE backing. Reliable mattress protection in hospitals, care facilities and home-care settings. Absorption capacity of approx. 1,500 ml ensures dependable leakage protection.
Incontinence Pad 40×60 cm
Absorbent disposable incontinence pad in compact format. With PE film on the underside as moisture barrier.
Incontinence Pad Super Absorbent
Super absorbent disposable incontinence pad with SAP core for maximum liquid absorption. Odor-inhibiting.
Incontinence Pad 60×90 cm 6-Ply
6-ply disposable incontinence pad with cellulose core and PE back protection. Proven standard for care and clinic.
Disposable underpads protect beds, examination couches and wheelchairs from fluids. They consist of an absorbent core and a PE backing that stops moisture from reaching the mattress or couch. They are used in continence care, in hospitals and care homes, in GP surgeries and in veterinary practices as well.
The range comprises four underpads in two sizes. In the compact 40 × 60 cm format there is a 6-ply underpad with PE film. In the 60 × 90 cm bed size there are three options: a 6-ply underpad with cellulose core, a 6-ply underpad with a cellulose/SAP core and around 1,500 ml absorbency, and a super-absorbent incontinence pad with an SAP core and 2,500 ml absorbency.
Typical applications
- Mattress protection for residents with incontinence in care homes
- Bed protection after surgery or for bed-bound hospital patients
- Covering examination couches in medical and veterinary practices
- Protecting wheelchair seats with the small format
- Home care provided by relatives or community nursing services
What to look for when buying
Compare the stated absorbency with the volume of fluid in your setting. The 6-ply underpad with a cellulose/SAP core is stated at around 1,500 ml, the super-absorbent underpad with an SAP core at 2,500 ml. For the 6-ply underpad with a cellulose core and the 40 × 60 cm underpad, the product data gives no absorbency in millilitres.
Pack sizes are worth noting too: most underpads come 100 to a carton, the super-absorbent version 30 to a carton. That makes it easy to trial it first for individual residents or wards.
Frequently asked questions
What does SAP mean?
SAP stands for super-absorbent polymer. It is a component of the absorbent core and is listed for the underpad stated at around 1,500 ml and for the super-absorbent pad stated at 2,500 ml.
Are 60 × 60 cm or 90 × 180 cm underpads available?
The catalogue currently lists 40 × 60 cm and 60 × 90 cm. You can mention other sizes in your enquiry, and we will check availability and suitable alternatives.