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SMS and SMMS Fabric Gown

​Product Style:​ Full back

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Sealing methods:

  1. Stitching seam

  2. Ultrasonic welded seam

  3. Ultrasonic welded seam + PEVA tape

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Wrist Types:

  B.Elastic band

  C.Knitted cuff

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Neck Types:

  • Tie

  • Tape Tab

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Available: AAMI level 1-4

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​Product Specification:​

  • 100% polypropylene fabric.

  • Three-layered fabric: SMS (Spunbond PP+ Meltblown PP+ Spunbond PP).

  • Four-layered fabric: SMMS (Spunbond PP+ Meltblown PP x2 + Spunbond PP).

  • Spunbond Advantages: High tensive stretch, flexibility, and abrasion resistance. Meltblown Advantages: Ultrafine pore structure and effective absorption.

  • Increased protection and comfort.

  • Ideal for extended use under moderate to high fluid exposure conditions.

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Learn More About Medical Gowns

Source from Health Canada Website

Medical gowns are used in a variety of health care settings, such as Emergency Departments, Intensive Care Units, and clinics. An appropriate type of gown is selected within the context of the setting and needs of health care professionals and patients.

 

There are two main types of medical gowns: isolation gowns and surgical gowns. They are both Class I medical devices. It is important to note that the product names of gowns are not standardized. These products may also be called procedural gowns, operating room gowns, or non-surgical gowns.

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Levels of risk

Regardless of how the product is named, the product labeling describes the intended use, and it is necessary to identify the desired level of protection based on the level of risk.

 

There are four levels of risk that can be broken down into two categories: Low Risk (Level 1 and Level 2) and High Risk (Level 3 and Level 4):

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