- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 16.5 lb
- The tissue-poly-tissue construction of these minor procedure drapes have a liquid barrier performance level of 4.
- Drape is white with blue, nonglare polypropylene film center.
- 18 x 26 inch towel is nonsterile.
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Learn more:
- MFR: Busse Hospital Disposables Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 694
- Phone: (800) 962-9888
Frequently asked questions
Are these drapes suitable for surgical use?
These drapes are designed for minor procedures in outpatient clinics, surgical centers, and emergency rooms. They provide a level 4 liquid barrier protection; however, please note they are nonsterile and intended for applications where a sterile field is not required.
What is the benefit of the blue center?
The center is made of a non-glare polypropylene film. This feature is specifically engineered to reduce light reflection and glare while under intense procedural lighting, which helps enhance visibility for medical professionals.
How effective is the liquid barrier?
The drape features a specialized tissue-poly-tissue construction that provides a high liquid barrier performance level of 4, ensuring reliable protection against fluids during minor clinical procedures.
Are these drapes sterile?
No, these drapes are nonsterile. They are intended for use in appropriate clinical applications that do not require sterile equipment.
Are these durable enough for clinical use?
Yes, they are engineered for durability in busy clinical settings. The multi-layer tissue-poly-tissue composition provides a robust structure suitable for use on procedural trays or as patient-facing drapes.
What are the dimensions of each drape?
Each individual drape measures 18 x 26 inches, providing ample coverage for minor surgical or clinical procedure areas.
How many drapes come in a case?
Each case contains 300 individual drapes, making it an efficient, high-volume supply choice for clinics and hospitals requiring consistent inventory.
Can these be used as patient-facing drapes?
Absolutely. These drapes are designed to be used both on procedural trays and as patient-facing drapes in medical environments where fluid protection is necessary.
What is the material composition of the drapes?
The drapes are constructed using a multi-layer tissue-poly-tissue composition. The center portion is reinforced with a blue polypropylene film to prevent fluid strike-through and reduce glare.
Are other sizes available for this model?
This specific minor procedure drape is currently offered in one standard configuration: 18 x 26 inches.