Halyard Surgical Drape Minor Procedure Drape 76 W X 124 L Inch Sterile, 1/EA

Surgical Drape Minor Procedure Drape 76 W X 124 L Inch Sterile, 1/EA

This surgical drape is a sterile minor procedure drape for procedural setups that need a large fenestrated field. It fits buyers looking for a polypropylene drape with surround fabric reinforcement, cord and tube holders, and a non-adhesive format for minor procedures. The drape measures 76 x 124 inch and includes a square 6 x 6 inch fenestration.

Good Fit For

• Minor procedure setups requiring a fenestrated sterile drape
• Facilities that need cord and tube management on the drape
• Buyers choosing a non-adhesive drape format

Key Features

• Sterile minor procedure drape supports procedural field preparation
• 76 x 124 inch size covers a broad area for setup flexibility
• Square 6 x 6 inch fenestration helps position the surgical site
• Surround fabric reinforcement adds reinforced coverage where needed
• Cord and tube holders help manage lines during procedures
• Without adhesive, pouch, covers, or instrument holder for a simpler drape format

Applications and Usage

• Preparing a sterile field for minor procedures
• Covering the patient area while exposing a 6 x 6 inch procedural site
• Managing cords and tubing during a draped procedure

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This drape does not use adhesive for securement
• This drape does not include a fluid collection pouch
• This drape does not include extremity covers or an instrument holder

FAQ

• Does this surgical drape have a fenestration? Yes. This minor procedure drape has a square 6 x 6 inch fenestration.
• Is this drape sterile? Yes. This surgical drape is sterile.
• What size is the drape? The drape measures 76 x 124 inch.
• Does this drape include adhesive or a fluid pouch? No. This drape is without adhesive and without a fluid collection pouch.
• Are there holders for cords or tubes? Yes. This drape includes cord and tube holders to help organize lines during the procedure.

From Halyard.