Medline Sterile Robotics Surgical Drapes, 1/EA

Sterile Robotics Surgical Drapes, 1/EA

Sterile robotics surgical drapes are disposable sterile drapes for robotic surgical procedures. They fit operating room teams that need broad coverage and integrated fluid management around abdominal and perineal fenestrations. This drape uses 100% polypropylene SMS fabric and measures 254 x 279 cm.

Good Fit For

• Robotic surgical procedures
• Operating room setups needing abdominal and perineal fenestrations
• Single-use sterile draping workflows

Key Features

• Sterile disposable drape supports single-use surgical workflow
• 100% polypropylene SMS fabric offers a soft feel with a more uniform fiber lay-down
• Five-layer SMS construction is built for high barrier strength
• Large 254 x 279 cm drape size helps cover the surgical field
• Includes absorbent reinforcement around the abdominal and perineal fenestrations
• Attached leggings, fluid collection pouch, and two troughs help manage fluids during procedures

Applications and Usage

• Preparing the sterile field for robotic surgery
• Draping procedures that need abdominal and perineal access points
• Managing fluid collection during surgical cases

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 254 x 279 cm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This drape is a single-use disposable item
• The drape includes specific abdominal and perineal fenestrations, so buyers should confirm the layout matches their procedure setup
• Large drape dimensions may matter for table setup and field coverage planning

FAQ

• Is this drape sterile? Yes. This robotics surgical drape is sterile.
• Is this drape reusable? No. This is a disposable surgical drape intended for single use.
• What material is used for this surgical drape? The drape is made of 100% polypropylene SMS fabric.
• What size is the drape? The stated size is 254 x 279 cm.
• Does the drape include fluid management components? Yes. The drape includes a fluid collection pouch and two troughs, along with attached leggings and absorbent reinforcement around the fenestrations.

From Medline.