
Suresafe Adhesive Aperture Drape
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Description
Aaxis Pacific SureSafe Adhesive Aperture Drape is a sterile, single-use fenestrated surgical drape designed to isolate the operative field while allowing controlled access to the incision or treatment site. The adhesive aperture helps the drape stay securely positioned around the target area, supporting consistent coverage during surgical and procedural use.
The drape combines an absorbent non-woven outer layer with an impervious backing to assist with fluid management. This construction helps contain moisture at the surface while providing a barrier that resists fluid strike-through, supporting a cleaner working area around the procedure site. These features make the SureSafe Adhesive Aperture Drape suitable for environments where maintaining separation between the surgical field and surrounding surfaces is important.
Key Features
- Sterile, single-use fenestrated surgical drape
- Adhesive aperture for targeted access and secure placement
- Absorbent non-woven outer layer
- Impervious backing for barrier protection
- Designed for fluid control during procedures
- Resistant to fluid strike-through
Variant Options
This product family is available in multiple size and aperture configurations to suit different procedural requirements, including:
- 60 x 60 cm with oval 6 x 7.5 cm aperture
- 60 x 60 cm with rectangular 3.5 x 10 cm aperture
- 60 x 60 cm with rectangular 2.5 x 6 cm aperture
- 60 x 90 cm with rectangular 3.7 x 11 cm aperture
- 75 x 75 cm with oval 6 x 7.5 cm aperture
- 90 x 90 cm with circular aperture listed as 10 x 10 cm
- 90 x 122 cm with rectangular 6 x 15 cm aperture
- 112 x 150 cm with oval 10 x 15 cm aperture
Applications
SureSafe Adhesive Aperture Drapes are intended for use where site isolation, fluid control, and defined access to the operative area are required. The range of available dimensions and aperture formats allows selection according to procedure size, anatomy, and coverage needs.
