Dukal Surgical Sponge x-Ray Detectable 100% Woven Cotton 4 x 4" 12-Ply NonSterile, 100/BX

Surgical Sponge x-Ray Detectable 100% Woven Cotton 4 x 4" 12-Ply NonSterile, 100/BX

This surgical sponge is an x-ray detectable, nonsterile gauze sponge made from 100% woven cotton. It fits surgical and clinical settings that want easy visual recognition and a durable, absorbent woven construction. The 4 x 4 inch size and 12-ply build help buyers choose the right format for routine sponge needs.

Good Fit For

• Surgical settings using x-ray detectable sponges
• Clinical supply rooms stocking nonsterile woven gauze sponges
• Buyers who prefer 100% woven cotton over nonwoven alternatives

Key Features

• X-ray detectable design supports surgical workflows that require identifiable sponges
• 100% woven cotton offers a strong, absorbent, durable construction
• Blue element with a zig zag pattern helps with easy recognition
• 4 x 4 inch size fits common gauze sponge applications
• 12-ply construction adds substance for buyers who need a thicker sponge
• Nonsterile format works for settings that specifically need a nonsterile surgical sponge

Applications and Usage

• Stocking surgical sponge inventory where x-ray detectable sponges are required
• Supporting procedures that call for a 4 x 4 inch 12-ply woven cotton sponge
• Purchasing nonsterile gauze sponges for facility use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This sponge is nonsterile, so buyers should confirm that a nonsterile format fits the intended workflow.
• The product uses woven cotton construction, which may matter for teams standardizing on woven sponge formats.

FAQ

• Is this surgical sponge x-ray detectable? Yes. This surgical sponge is x-ray detectable.
• What material is the sponge made from? The sponge is made from 100% woven cotton.
• What size is this sponge? This surgical sponge measures 4 x 4 inch.
• Is the sponge sterile? No. This is a nonsterile surgical sponge.
• What helps with recognition during use? The blue element has a zig zag pattern for easy recognition.

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