Disposable Operating Gowns Compressed SMMS Sterile Surgical Caps and Gowns

Surgical Gowns (SMMS) is made of four layer of fabric (SMMS) to provide high level of fluid repellency. These Surgical Gowns (SMMS) have fabric features of two melt blown layers sandwiched between two strong, spunbond outer layers. Compressed technology of the fabric make it thin and comfortable to use. Serve gowns features sonically sealed seams, instead of stitched (except COMFORTO range) to prevent strike through and ensure maximum protection.

Advantages we have:

1. Customized---Can be customized according to any requirements from you.
2. Quality---High quality extremity packs and kits to enable you to focus on extremity procedure.
3. Cost Effective
4. Innovative---Help you respond to the changing health care environment.

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After sales:

1. Established a special department of the customer department
2. Responsible for handling various customer requests, such as: service, delivery,
3. Quality and other aspects of the appeal, and strive to meet customer needs
4. In the inter-node, handle the relevant appeals.

Labrotary of products:

Microbiology laboratory: positive control room, microbial testing room, sterile room, mainly to detect initial contaminating bacteria, microorganisms, positive control to ensure the production environment of the product.

Physical laboratory: It has testing equipment conforming to international standards, such as Martindale flat grinding instrument, electronic peel strength testing machine, hydrostatic testing machine, bursting strength tester, tensile strength universal testing machine, etc. It mainly tests the performance of raw materials and the performance of finished products.

Labrotary of raw material:

Raw materials purchased from qualified suppliers need to be tested in accordance with international and domestic standards. The main testing items are: hydrostatic pressure, wear resistance, tensile strength, bursting, gas permeability, loss rate, water absorption. Multiple, water absorption time, etc.

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