Surgical Drapes

Surgical drapes create a sterile field around the procedure site and cover the patient, couch or instrument table. Single-use drapes are discarded afterwards, so there is no need to launder reusable ones. Typical users are day-surgery centres, surgical, dermatology and gynaecology practices, and hospitals.

The range comprises three sterile drapes in SMS non-woven. The 75 × 90 cm drape is two-layer, has self-adhesive fixation, is EO sterilised and individually wrapped. The smaller 50 × 50 cm drape covers limited areas. Both of these drapes are described in the product data as fluid-repellent and tear-resistant. The 75 × 90 cm fenestrated drape has a central 10 × 12 cm opening and a self-adhesive edge. Our data names EN 13795 as the relevant standard for surgical drapes.

Typical applications

• Draping for minor procedures such as excisions or wound suturing
• Defining the field precisely with the fenestrated drape for punctures
• A sterile surface on the instrument table
• Covering small areas with the 50 × 50 cm drape

What to look for when buying

Start by choosing between a fenestrated and a plain drape. The fenestrated drape exposes the site and covers the surrounding area; the plain drape suits covering surfaces or combining several drapes. Then decide on size: 50 × 50 cm for small areas, 75 × 90 cm for larger fields.

Pack sizes differ: the fenestrated drape comes 25 to a carton, the other two 50 to a carton. The 75 × 90 cm drape has a minimum order of 100, i.e. two cartons. If you need the declaration of conformity for a particular drape, say so in your enquiry.

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