Disposable Delivery Drape

Name: Disposable Delivery Drape
Brand: Advin Health Care
Price: 5.36 USD
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Disposable Delivery Drape Specification

Storage Instructions
Store in cool, dry place, away from sunlight

Features
Fluid Repellent, Sterile, Absorbent Pad, Tear Resistant

Function
Prevents cross-contamination, Provides sterile barrier

Instruments Type
Surgical Drape

Usage Type
Single Use / Disposable

Shelf Life
2 - 3 Years

Equipment Type
Disposable Delivery Drape

Material
Non-woven Fabric

Condition
New

Technology
SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond)

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Obstetric Procedures, Childbirth, Maternity Care

Dimension (L*W*H)
120 cm x 100 cm (Typical)

Weight
Lightweight

Color
Blue / Green

Recyclable
Yes (if not contaminated)

Waterproof Backing
Yes

Application
Labor and Delivery Room, Hospital, Clinic

Sterility
Ethylene Oxide (EO) Sterilized

Absorbent Pad
Integrated central absorbent pad

Packing Type
Individual Sterile Pack

Latex Free
Yes

Edge Finish
Ultrasonically Sealed Edges

Biocompatibility
Yes

Cut-out Type
Round Cut-out

About Disposable Delivery Drape

Advin Manufacturing Delivery Drapes is used for Gynecology Procedure. Nivda offers the performance and protection needed to stand up to the specific demands of Gynecology procedures. Advanced Features SMS (Spunbonded Melt blown Spunbonded) Fabric Material Resistant to Strikethrough Fluid Control Features Ensure easier aseptic transfer and quicker set-up time High quality, lower glare, breathable incise films Maximum Rating for flame resistance Fabric reinforcement to control fluid run-off Color: Blue ETO sterile & Individually Packed

Engineered for Safety and Performance

Our Disposable Delivery Drape is manufactured using advanced SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond) non-woven fabric, ensuring durability, tear resistance, and a fluid-repellent barrier. The ultrasonically sealed edges and integrated absorbent pad provide reliable protection and optimal absorption during childbirth or medical procedures, catering to the needs of maternity care professionals.

Convenient and Hygienic Use

Each delivery drape is individually packed and EO sterilized, maintaining product sterility until use. It is designed for easy manual deployment, offering portability and practicality in busy labor and delivery environments. Its round cut-out and generous dimensions (120 cm x 100 cm) allow for versatile application, fitting various patient needs efficiently.

FAQ's of Disposable Delivery Drape:

Q: How should the Disposable Delivery Drape be used during obstetric procedures?

A: Place the drape with the round cut-out positioned to provide access to the required surgical or delivery area. Its absorbent pad should face upwards to capture fluids, creating a sterile and protected working environment.

Q: What are the advantages of using an EO sterilized drape?

A: Ethylene Oxide (EO) sterilization ensures that the drape is free from microorganisms, significantly reducing the risk of infection and cross-contamination during sensitive hospital or maternity care procedures.

Q: When should these disposable drapes be used?

A: Use these drapes during labor, delivery, or any obstetric procedure in hospitals, clinics, or maternity care settings where a sterile field is necessary and effective fluid management is required.

Q: Where is the Disposable Delivery Drape typically applied?

A: These drapes are primarily used in labor and delivery rooms, operating theaters, and clinics, covering patients during childbirth or surgical intervention to maintain sterility and absorb fluids.

Q: What makes the drape suitable for sensitive patients?

A: This drape is latex-free, biocompatible, and individually sterile-packed, making it suitable for patients with latex allergies and highly sensitive medical conditions, thereby supporting overall patient safety.

Q: How do the ultrasonically sealed edges benefit the usage of the drape?

A: The ultrasonically sealed edges reinforce the drape against tears and leaks, ensuring that fluids are contained and the sterile barrier remains intact throughout use.

Q: Can the drape be recycled after use?

A: Yes, the drape is recyclable if it is not contaminated. However, once used in medical procedures and exposed to bodily fluids, it should be disposed of following hospital or clinic biohazard protocols.

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