Medline Underbuttocks Drapes with Pouch and Port, 20 EA/CS

Underbuttocks Drapes with Pouch and Port, 20 EA/CS

Underbuttocks drapes with pouch and port are disposable procedural drapes for fluid management during procedures where underbody coverage and collection matter. They are a practical fit for healthcare settings that want a drape with a built-in fluid-control pouch, screen, and port to support cleaner workflow. This version is made with SMS fabric and measures 85 x 81 cm.

Good Fit For

• Procedural areas using underbuttocks drapes
• Setups that need fluid collection during use
• Facilities standardizing on SMS drape material

Key Features

• Underbuttocks drape with pouch and port for procedures that need underbody coverage and fluid collection
• Fluid-control pouch includes a screen and port to support fluid handling during use
• SMS fabric construction uses five fiber layers for high barrier strength
• 100% polypropylene material offers a soft, drapeable feel
• 85 x 81 cm size helps buyers match the drape to their setup

Applications and Usage

• Using an underbuttocks drape during procedures where fluids need to be directed into a pouch
• Equipping procedural rooms that prefer drapes with a screen and port
• Selecting a disposable drape size that matches an 85 x 81 cm requirement

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 85 x 81 cm.
• Confirm the 85 x 81 cm dimensions fit your procedural setup before ordering.
• Choose this version when a pouch, screen, and port are needed as part of the drape design.
• Material is SMS polypropylene, which may matter for facilities standardizing by drape construction.

FAQ

• Does this underbuttocks drape include fluid collection components? Yes. This underbuttocks drape includes a fluid-control pouch with a screen and port.
• What material is the drape made from? The drape uses SMS fabric made of 100% polypropylene.
• What size is this drape? This drape measures 85 x 81 cm.
• How many fiber layers are in the SMS fabric? The SMS fabric is composed of five fiber layers.

From Medline.