Reinforced Gown: Main Highlights
SMMS Fabric 43 GSM Non-Woven Material
Coated Reinforcement Chest and Arm Panels
ETO Sterilized As Per Reference Listing
Pack of 10 Disposable Surgical Gowns
Reinforced Gown for Operating Theatre and Surgical Procedures
The reinforced gown is a disposable surgical garment for healthcare professionals. It uses 43 GSM SMMS non-woven fabric with coated panels across the chest and arms. These panels provide added fluid resistance in key areas. Therefore, the gown can support suitable surgical barrier needs.
The gown has knitted cuffs, an overlapped back and four tie strips. Also, ultrasonic sealing supports the seam design. The blue colour offers a familiar appearance for hospital operating theatre use.
Each pack contains 10 surgical gowns. The reference lists ETO sterilization and medical-grade pouch packing. However, hospitals should confirm the sterile label, expiry and final barrier classification before use. Choose protective clothing according to the procedure's fluid exposure risk and facility policy.
Key Features
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SMMS Non-Woven Fabric: Uses a 43 GSM material listed for this disposable surgical gown.
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Reinforced Chest and Arms: Poly-coated panels add a barrier layer in selected areas.
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Ultrasonic Sealed Construction: The reference specifies an ultrasonic sealing process for gown assembly.
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Knitted Cuffs: Support sleeve positioning when staff wear suitable surgical gloves.
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Overlapped Back: The gown uses a tie-back design with four fastening strips.
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Disposable Format: Intended for single use rather than repeated laundering.
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Pack of 10: Helps hospitals plan gown stock for operating theatre use.
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Included Hand Towels: The reference lists two hand towels. Confirm the final Medansh pack contents.
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product Type |
Disposable Reinforced Surgical Gown |
| Material |
SMMS Non-Woven Fabric |
| Fabric Weight |
43 GSM |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Size |
Universal Fit |
| Reinforcement |
Poly-Coated Non-Woven Chest and Arm Panels |
| Seam Construction |
Ultrasonic Sealed |
| Cuffs |
Knitted |
| Back Closure |
Overlapped Back with Four Tie Strips |
| Sterilization |
ETO |
| Packaging |
Medical-Grade Pouch |
| Accessories |
Two Hand Towels Listed; Confirm Package |
| Pack Size |
10 Gowns |
| Usage |
Single Use / Disposable |
Benefits for Surgical Teams
First, the reinforced chest and arm panels provide extra fluid resistance in selected gown areas. This design may suit procedures where staff need an appropriate protective barrier.
Also, knitted cuffs help staff position the sleeves under gloves. In addition, the tie-back design allows staff to secure the gown as instructed.
However, protection depends on the actual gown classification, correct fit and procedure risk. Therefore, hospital teams must review the product's barrier test documents before choosing it for clinical use.
Applications
Operating Theatres
For procedures that require suitable surgical barrier clothing.
Surgical Hospitals
For selected sterile procedural workflows.
Medical Facilities
For approved clinical protective clothing needs.
Procedure Rooms
For planned procedures after risk assessment.
How to Wear and Handle the Surgical Gown
- First, check the pack seal, expiry date and required barrier classification.
- Next, perform hand preparation according to the hospital's surgical protocol.
- Open the sterile pack using the approved aseptic method.
- Then wear the gown and secure the ties with suitable assistance.
- Position the knitted cuffs correctly and wear compatible surgical gloves.
- Finally, remove and dispose of the gown according to the facility's infection-control rules.
Who Should Buy Reinforced Surgical Gowns?
This reinforced gown may suit hospitals, operating theatre purchase teams and surgical facilities. Also, procurement managers can consider the pack of 10 for planned gown stock. Before buying, confirm the correct size, sterile status, barrier classification and quantity.
Hospital Buying Checklist
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Barrier Standard: First, check the required surgical gown protection level and supporting reports.
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Material: Next, confirm SMMS fabric, 43 GSM and reinforced panel construction.
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Size: Check the gown measurements and available fit options.
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Sterility: Also, verify the ETO label, expiry and pack seal.
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Pack Contents: Confirm ten gowns and any included hand towels.
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Bulk Orders: Finally, review stock, lot traceability and delivery terms.
Need Reinforced Surgical Gowns for Your Hospital?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a reinforced gown?
A reinforced gown has added material in selected protective areas. Therefore, it can offer extra fluid resistance where the gown has reinforced panels.
What material does this surgical gown use?
The reference lists 43 GSM SMMS non-woven material. Also, it specifies poly-coated reinforcement on the chest and arms.
Is this surgical gown disposable?
Yes. The product is intended for single use. Therefore, staff should not wash or reuse it.
Is the gown ETO sterilized?
The reference lists ETO sterilization. However, buyers must confirm the sterile label and valid expiry on the supplied pack.
Does the gown meet AAMI Level 3?
The reference title mentions AAMI Level 3. However, buyers should request the supporting test report before treating it as a verified classification.
How many gowns are included?
Each pack contains 10 disposable reinforced gowns.
Are hand towels included?
The reference lists two hand towels. Therefore, confirm the final Medansh pack contents before ordering.
Important Surgical Protection Note
Use this gown according to the hospital's infection-control policy and the required procedure risk level. Check the sterile pack and expiry before use. Also, select the correct gown size and approved barrier classification. Do not use damaged packaging. After use, dispose of the gown as directed by the facility.
