Overview:
The Sani-Sleeve is a sterile hose drape designed to provide a protective barrier for hoses used in medical and surgical environments. Measuring 2-3/8 inches by 5.6 feet, this hose drape is specifically crafted to fit various types of medical hoses, ensuring they remain sterile and free from contamination during procedures. Each Sani-Sleeve is individually packaged to maintain sterility and is available in a box of 24, making it ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings.
Key Features:
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Size: 2-3/8" x 5.6' (6.03 cm x 1.7 m), suitable for a variety of medical hoses.
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Sterile: Each hose drape is individually packaged and sterile, ensuring optimal protection against contaminants.
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Material: Made from high-quality, durable materials that provide a reliable barrier while maintaining flexibility.
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Compatibility: Fits most standard medical hoses used in surgical and procedural settings.
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Packaging: It comes in a box of 24, making it convenient for regular use in medical facilities.
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Easy Application: Designed for easy application and removal, minimizing disruption during medical procedures.
Benefits:
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Infection Control: Helps maintain a sterile environment by protecting hoses from contaminants.
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Convenience: Individually packaged for easy access and sterility maintenance.
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Versatility: Suitable for use with various types of medical and surgical hoses.
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Durability: Made from high-quality materials that withstand the rigors of medical procedures.
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Efficiency: Streamlines the process of maintaining sterility in the operating room or procedural settings.
Applications:
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Surgical Procedures: Used to cover and protect hoses during surgeries to prevent contamination.
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Medical Procedures: Suitable for use in various medical settings where sterile conditions are required.
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Clinics and Hospitals: Ideal for regular use in clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities to maintain a sterile environment.
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Dental Procedures: Can be used in dental surgeries and procedures to ensure hoses remain sterile.
