Disposable Surgical Gown

Barrier Protection: 

Disposable surgical gowns are designed to provide an effective barrier against contaminants, including fluids, microorganisms, and particulate matter. They are made from materials that offer a high level of barrier protection to prevent the penetration of infectious agents.

Sterility: 

Surgical gowns are typically sterilized and individually packaged to ensure their sterility until they are ready to be used in the operating room or other clinical settings. Maintaining sterility is crucial to prevent surgical site infections.

Fluid-Resistant: 

Surgical gowns are designed to repel fluids, including blood, bodily fluids, and chemicals, to protect healthcare professionals from exposure during procedures.

Breathability: 

While providing a high level of protection, disposable surgical gowns are also designed to be breathable to keep healthcare professionals comfortable during long surgical procedures. Proper ventilation helps prevent overheating and sweating.

Comfortable Fit: 

These gowns are typically designed with ergonomic features to provide a comfortable and secure fit. They often have adjustable closures, such as ties or hook-and-loop fasteners, to ensure a proper fit for various body sizes.

Easy Donning and Doffing: 

The design of surgical gowns allows for easy and quick donning and doffing to minimize the risk of contamination during gown removal.

Reinforced Areas: 

Some surgical gowns have reinforced areas, such as the front torso or critical zones, to provide extra protection in areas that are more prone to exposure.

Tear-Resistant: 

Surgical gowns are made from materials that are tear-resistant to withstand the rigors of surgical procedures and prevent accidental tearing during use.

Single-Use: 

Disposable surgical gowns are intended for single-use only and should be discarded after each procedure to prevent cross-contamination.

SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond) Fabric - Optional

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.

Spunbond Polypropylene - Optional

Spunbond polypropylene is a synthetic non-woven material that is often used as the outer layer of disposable surgical gowns. It provides durability, fluid resistance, and protection against contaminants.

Polyethylene Coating - Can be customized

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.

Polyester - Can be customized

The inner layer of disposable surgical gowns may be made from polyester or a polyester blend. Polyester is comfortable against the skin, helps wick moisture away from the body, and adds to the overall comfort of the gown.

Microfiber Material - Can be customized

Microfiber materials may be used in some surgical gowns to enhance breathability and moisture-wicking properties. They help healthcare professionals stay cool and comfortable during long procedures.

Polyurethane (PU) Film - Can be customized

Some disposable surgical gowns incorporate a polyurethane film layer to provide enhanced fluid resistance and barrier properties.