Disposable Medical Middle Sheet

Disposable Design: Disposable medical sheets are intended for single-use, reducing the risk of cross-contamination between patients. After use, they can be easily discarded, maintaining a hygienic environment.

Absorbent Material: These sheets are made from absorbent materials, such as tissue paper, crepe paper, or pulp-based materials, to quickly absorb and contain bodily fluids, spills, or other liquids.

Fluid-Resistant Layer: Many disposable medical sheets have a fluid-resistant layer, often made of polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP) film, to prevent liquids from penetrating through to the underlying surface.

Soft and Comfortable: Disposable medical sheets are designed to be soft and comfortable for patients. They provide a gentle and cushioned surface for patients to lie or sit on during medical procedures or examinations.

Hypoallergenic: To minimize the risk of skin irritation or allergies, disposable medical sheets are often made from hypoallergenic materials, making them suitable for a wide range of patients, including those with sensitive skin.

Non-Woven or Textured Surface: Some sheets feature a non-woven or textured surface that enhances comfort while providing a slip-resistant surface for patients.

Crepe Texture: Crepe-textured disposable sheets offer improved absorbency and can conform to the shape of the examination table or patient's body.

Tear-Resistant: These sheets are designed to be tear-resistant and durable to withstand the movements of patients during examinations and procedures.

Latex-Free: Many disposable medical sheets are latex-free to accommodate individuals with latex allergies or sensitivities.

Size Variations: Disposable medical sheets come in various sizes to fit different examination tables, hospital beds, or chairs, ensuring a proper fit and coverage.

Elastic or Fitted Options: Some sheets are available in fitted or elasticized versions, which securely attach to the examination table or mattress, preventing slippage and maintaining cleanliness.

Color Options: While white is a common color for disposable medical sheets, they may also be available in other colors for specific preferences or to meet industry standards.

Rolls or Pre-Cut Sheets: Disposable medical sheets are available in rolls that can be easily cut to the desired length or as pre-cut sheets for convenience.

Tissue Paper - Optional

Tissue paper is a lightweight and absorbent material commonly used for disposable medical sheets. It is comfortable for patients and provides a barrier against fluids and contaminants.

Polyethylene (PE) or Polypropylene (PP) Film - Optional

Disposable medical sheets may have a backing or layer made of PE or PP film to provide fluid resistance and prevent liquids from soaking through to the underlying surface.

Spunbond Non-Woven Fabric - Optional

Spunbond non-woven fabric is a durable and fluid-resistant material often used as a top layer in disposable medical sheets. It helps protect against spills and provides a soft and comfortable surface for patients.

Tissue/Poly Film Combinations - Optional

Some disposable medical sheets are designed with a combination of tissue paper and PE or PP film to provide both absorbency and fluid resistance.

SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond) Fabric - Optional

SMS fabric is a composite material that combines layers of spunbond polypropylene and meltblown polypropylene. It offers a balance of strength, absorbency, and fluid resistance.