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Surgical drape tapes and incisefilm solutions

Surgical drape tapes

Transparent and non-reflective films provide breathability required for virtually any procedure, including difficult-to-drape areas. Efficient application systems, such as handling bars and adhesive-free areas, make the films easy to position and apply. The films offer superior adhesion in difficult and moist conditions throughout sustained operating conditions. A range of economical PE and EMA films is also available for shorter procedures.

Drape tapes that fill a wide range of skin adhesion needs can be produced with proprietary adhesives, such as Wetstick, which adheres securely to skin even when the drape becomes wet during prolonged surgery. The tapes are available as the following:

Bordering tapes form a highly secure adhesive band for the edge of a drape. An optional finger lift permits easy liner removal at the point of use. A new series of high-performance transfer tapes offers users greater conformability and an economical alternative to double-coated tapes.

Assembly tapes offer optimum performance in overlapping drape applications. The adhesive used offers an ideal balance between cohesion and adhesion.

Fenestration tapes incorporate high-performance double-coated tapes with two liners for conversion efficiency. Customers can specify a finger lift to facilitate removal or the tape can be back-split to ease removal from large areas.

OP strips offer optimum performance for fixing devices and tubes to a drape. The single-coated strips use either a non-woven or filmic carrier. They are available with a fingerlift for ease of application and can be supplied in rolls or sheets.

For applications requiring a customized single-use solution, the following are available: engineering services, as well as in-house coating, laminating, slitting and converting, and sheeting capabilities.

Avery Dennison Medical Products, 7100 Lindsay Drive, Mentor, OH 44060, (440) 358-2600, www.info.hotims.com/27263-500

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