Surgical gowns are an important component of personal protective equipment (PPE) in healthcare settings, used in conjunction with other PPE items such as masks, caps, gloves, and eye protection to ensure the safety of healthcare workers and prevent contamination in sterile environments. After use, the surgical gown should be disposed of according to hospital or facility protocols for medical waste, ensuring that it is handled and discarded safely to prevent contamination.
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Adjustable ties or Velcro of disposable surgical gowns at the neck to ensure a secure fit.
The disposable surgical gowns have long sleeves with elastic or knit cuffs to ensure a snug fit around the wrists, preventing exposure.
Different waist ties design to ensure a secure fit.
Full Coverage: Disposable surgical gowns covers the torso, arms, and sometimes the legs, with closures at the back to ensure full coverage.
Some surgical gowns have reinforced areas, such as the front torso or critical zones, excellent waterproof to protect surgeons from pollution ,
Good moisture resistance prevents bacterial penetration and cross contamination.Not easy to tear, wear resistant
Sterile Packaging: Typically packaged in a sterile manner to ensure they are free from contaminants before use.
Product name | Disposable Surgical Gown(Sterile) |
Type | Disposable Standard Surgical Gown, Disposable Reinforced Surgical Gown |
Place of Origin | China |
Size | S.M.L.XL.XXL. |
Material | SMS, SMMS, Spunlace non-woven fabric.SMS+PE Film. |
Weight | 45g-70g/㎡ |
Style | Sewing or ultrasonic, knitted cuff/Elastic cuff, Tie-on neckline/Velcro neckline, waist tie. |
Grade | 1. YY/T0506-2016 |
2. EN13795 | |
3. AAMI PB70, level 1-4 Surgical gowns are divided into 4 grades according to barrier performance • Level 1: is used for Minimal Risk of exposure situations, such as providing basic care and cover gowns for visitors. • Level 2: is used for Low Risk of exposure situations, such as during common blood drawing procedures and suturing. • Level 3: is used for Moderate Risk of exposure situations, such as surgical procedures and inserting an intravenous (IV) line. • Level 4: is used for High Risk of exposure situations, such as during long, fluid intense surgical procedures. | |
Comany type | manufacturer |
SMS fabric is one of the most common materials for disposable surgical gowns. It is a non-woven composite fabric that combines three layers: a layer of spunbond polypropylene on the outside, a meltblown polypropylene layer in the middle, and another layer of spunbond polypropylene on the inside. SMS fabric provides excellent barrier properties against fluids, microorganisms, and particles, while still offering breathability and comfort.
Three resistance SMS disposable surgical gowns have the advantages of high strength, good filtration performance, no adhesive, non-toxic, etc., which can play a better protective isolation effect,Our SMS can also accept anti-static treatment.
Some disposable surgical gowns may have a polyethylene coating on the outer layer to enhance fluid resistance and provide an additional barrier against splashes and fluids.
Spunlace fabric is a kind of non-woven fabric, whose production process involves spraying high-pressure micro-water into one or more layers of fiber webs, so that the fibers intertwine with each other, thereby strengthening the fiber webs and giving them a certain strength.
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Wear disposable surgical gowns during examinations and minor procedures to protect against potential contamination. Surgical gowns are used by surgeons, nurses, and other operating room personnel to maintain a sterile environment. Disposable surgical gowns are suitable for the operation room, medical clinics, hospital ward, inspection rooms, laboratories, ICU and CDC sites for important isolation of virus damage to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
1.Wash and dry hands, Unpack and take out the surgical gown
2.Open the operating gown and check whether it is complete and whether there are foreign objects inside
3.While holding the upper edge, slide the upper limbs into the sleeves of the surgical gown.
4.Fasten the upper free edges at the back with the velcro tapes or ties of disposable surgical gown making sure that they are overlapping generously.
5.Pull the free edges of the surgical gown across the back of the body at waist level so that the right flap overlap the left flap to the side of the waist on the left.
6.Pull the suspension waistband up to adjust the length of the disposable surgical gown.
7.Tie the waistband of disposable surgical gown at the back to fasten the back flaps.
*After use, unfasten the waistband and Velcro tapes and dispose of disposable surgical gown properly.
What are the different types of disposable surgical gowns?
Standard Surgical Gown: Provides basic protection.
Reinforced Surgical Gown: Has extra layers in critical areas for enhanced protection.
High-Performance Gown: Suitable for procedures involving high fluid exposure.
Sterile vs. Non-Sterile Gowns: Sterile gowns are used in surgical settings, while non-sterile gowns may be used in less critical situations.
What are the levels of protection offered by surgical gowns?
The FDA classifies surgical gowns into four protection levels:
Level 1: Minimal risk (basic care, standard isolation).
Level 2: Low risk (blood draw, suturing).
Level 3: Moderate risk (arterial blood draw, inserting IVs).
Level 4: High risk (long fluid-intense procedures like surgery).
Why are disposable gowns preferred over reusable ones?
Disposable gowns offer convenience, as they eliminate the need for laundering and sterilization. They reduce the risk of cross-contamination, as they are discarded after use, and are more cost-effective for certain medical settings.
What certifications or standards should I look for?
Ensure the gown complies with standards like:
AAMI PB70: For barrier performance.
FDA: Ensures it meets regulatory requirements for surgical gowns.
ASTM F2407: Specifies requirements for materials used in the gowns.
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