High-Quality Disposable Medical Gowns – Fluid-Resistant, Non-Woven Fabric with Full Back Coverage

A disposable gown is a single-use garment designed to protect both healthcare professionals and patients from the transfer of microorganisms, body fluids, and particulate matter during medical procedures.

Key Features:

• Material: Commonly made from non-woven fabrics such as polypropylene or SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond), offering a balance between protection and comfort.

• Design: Typically features long sleeves with elastic cuffs, full back coverage, and tie closures at the neck and waist to ensure a secure fit.

• Barrier Protection Levels: Classified into four levels based on liquid barrier performance:

  • Level 1: Minimal risk; suitable for basic care and standard isolation.
  • Level 2: Low risk; appropriate for procedures like blood draws and suturing.
  • Level 3: Moderate risk; used during arterial blood draws and in emergency rooms.
  • Level 4: High risk; intended for long, fluid-intensive procedures and surgeries.

Specifications:

• Size: Available in various sizes, often ranging from small (S) to triple extra-large (XXXL), to accommodate different body types.

• Color: Commonly found in blue, but also available in other colors depending on the manufacturer.

• Standards Compliance: Many disposable gowns adhere to standards such as ANSI/AAMI PB70:2012, which classifies gowns based on their liquid barrier performance.

Technical Specifications:

• The gown that we manufacture is blood, water and chemical resistant. these are worn by doctors, nurse and other healthcare staffs. These gown are made from non-absorbent material and are available in various sizes and colors. These are designed in a way to provide proper movement during operations.

Available in Laminated / Non Woven / SMS / Full Body Gown