Precision Manufacturing & Custom Craftsmanship

Precision Manufacturing & Custom Craftsmanship


Frequently asked questions

We offer a diverse range of non-woven fabrics, each engineered to meet specific AAMI Level (1–4) requirements.

This is the "Gold Standard" for modern surgical drapes and gowns.

• Composition: Multiple layers of Polypropylene. The Spunbond (S) layers provide high tensile strength and durability, while the Meltblown (M) layers act as a high-density microbial filter.

• Key Benefits: Excellent fluid resistance, high breathability, and low linting.

• Best For: High-performance surgical gowns and primary drapes for Cardiovascular or Orthopedic surgeries.

Designed for maximum comfort and skin-friendliness.

• Composition: A blend of polyester and woodpulp fibers entangled by high-pressure water jets.

• Key Benefits: It offers a "cloth-like" feel with superior drapability (the ability to conform to the patient’s body). It is highly absorbent and extremely soft.

• Best For: Absorbent towels, aperture drapes for minor procedures, and areas requiring high patient comfort.

For procedures involving heavy fluid volume and high infection risk.

• Composition: A layer of Polyethylene (PE) film laminated onto a non-woven substrate.

• Key Benefits: 100% Impervious. It provides a total barrier against liquids, bloodborne pathogens, and viruses.

• Best For: Fluid collection pouches, mayo stand covers, and reinforcement zones (Critical Zones) in Level 4 drapes.

The lightweight, cost-effective choice for low-risk environments.

• Composition: A single layer of continuous polypropylene filaments.

• Key Benefits: Maximum air permeability and lightweight feel.

• Best For: Wrap-around covers for the CPT pack, equipment covers, and head/shoe covers within the kit.