Fabric-reinforced Sterile-back Surgical Gown, Large, Disposable

What is 559511-Case Fabric-reinforced Sterile-back Surgical Gown, Large, Disposable?

The 559511-Case Fabric-reinforced Sterile-back Surgical Gown, Large, Disposable is a medical-grade protective gown designed for use in sterile environments. Each gown is individually sterilized and constructed with reinforced fabric in the back panel to enhance durability and resistance to tears during critical procedures. Packaged in a case of 20, these large-sized gowns are disposable, latex-free, and engineered to meet stringent infection control standards in healthcare facilities. They provide full-back coverage and are commonly used in operating rooms, outpatient surgery centers, and high-risk clinical settings.

Key features

• Sterile-back design — ensures contamination-free back panel during surgical procedures.
• Fabric reinforcement — enhanced durability in high-stress areas to prevent tearing.
• Latex-free construction — reduces risk of allergic reactions for sensitive users.
• Disposable and single-use — supports infection control and hygiene compliance.
• Large size fit — accommodates a wide range of body types for consistent wearability.
• Case of 20 — bulk packaging for cost-effective, long-term supply needs.
• Fluid-resistant material — provides reliable barrier protection against splashes and contaminants.

Who is 559511-Case Fabric-reinforced Sterile-back Surgical Gown, Large, Disposable for?

This surgical gown is designed for medical professionals including surgeons, surgical technicians, nurses, and clinical staff who require high-level protection in sterile environments. It is ideal for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty clinics where infection control is critical. The large size offers a comfortable fit for a broad range of users, and the latex-free formulation makes it suitable for environments with allergy-sensitive personnel.

How does 559511-Case Fabric-reinforced Sterile-back Surgical Gown, Large, Disposable compare?

Compared to standard polypropylene isolation gowns, this model offers superior back-panel protection due to its fabric reinforcement and sterile construction. While basic procedural gowns provide front-only fluid resistance, this surgical gown delivers full sterile coverage, making it better suited for invasive procedures. It outperforms non-sterile disposable gowns in durability and safety, though it may cost more per unit. For facilities prioritizing surgical-grade protection, it offers a balanced mix of performance, safety, and bulk value.