Solventum Corporation 9063 Steri-Drape Laparotomy Drape 72" x 112"

The Solventum Corporation 9063 Steri-Drape Laparotomy Drape is a high-quality, medical-grade drape designed for use in surgical settings, such as hospitals and clinics. Its standout feature is the combination of absorbent and impervious materials, providing a reliable barrier against fluid and bacterial penetration, thus reducing the risk of infection and promoting a safe environment for patients and medical staff. This drape is particularly useful for laparotomy procedures, offering a rectangular aperture and arm extensions for easy access and maneuverability.

The Solventum Corporation 9063 Steri-Drape Laparotomy Drape is designed to provide a sterile barrier during surgical procedures, helping to prevent infection and promote patient safety. The drape's absorbent and impervious materials work together to contain fluids and prevent them from penetrating to the underside of the drape, reducing the risk of cross-contamination. The rectangular aperture and arm extensions allow for easy access to the surgical site, making it an ideal choice for laparotomy procedures.

Key Features

• Absorbent and impervious materials for reliable fluid containment and bacterial barrier
• Rectangular aperture for easy access to the surgical site
• Arm extensions for increased maneuverability and convenience
• Sterile design to reduce the risk of infection and promote patient safety
• Durable construction to withstand the demands of surgical procedures
• Easy to use and dispose of, reducing waste and minimizing environmental impact
• Compatible with a variety of surgical settings and procedures

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 72" x 112" • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Absorbent and impervious materials • Compliance: Meets or exceeds applicable industry standards for surgical drapes • Compatibility: Compatible with standard surgical equipment and procedures

Ideal For

• Hospitals and surgical centers • Clinics and outpatient facilities • Operating rooms and surgical suites • Emergency departments and trauma centers • Home care and hospice settings (where applicable) • Medical research and training facilities