1. Cath lab drapes are made from sterile materials to prevent contamination during invasive procedures. They are typically individually packaged and sterilized to maintain aseptic conditions.
2. They serve as a barrier between the patient’s body and the sterile field, helping to prevent the spread of infections.
3. Cath lab drapes often have fenestrations or openings strategically placed to allow access to the specific areas of the patient’s body that require treatment, such as the groin or chest. These fenestrations are typically clear and reinforced to maintain sterility.
4. Some drapes have adhesive strips or tabs to help secure them in place on the patient’s body, ensuring they remain sterile throughout the procedure.

In the intricate world of medical interventions, cath lab drapes are unsung heroes, silently contributing to the success of critical procedures. The manufacturing and exporting of these drapes demand precision and unwavering commitment to quality. As we move forward, ensuring patient safety and regulatory compliance remains paramount.

1. SSMMS Fabric
2. Absorbent Layers
3. Adhesive Backing
4. Clear Plastic Film
5. Reinforcement
6. Tapes or Ties
7. Latex-Free

1. 160 x 250cm with 80x100cm Absorbent Area, 15x35cm Incise – 1 pc
2. Stripes – 4 pcs
3. Wrap – 1 pc