Surgical adhesive tape is widely used in hospitals and clinics, offering a cost-effective solution for various medical needs. Available in a variety of materials including non-woven fabric, cotton, and silk, it provides a secure fixation for different scenarios. Different backing fabrics combined with hot melt adhesive result in Surgical adhesive plaster that boasts excellent biocompatibility and skin-friendly comfort. The smooth and soft texture allows for close contact with various parts of the body, effectively preventing skin irritation. Whether securing splints or providing strong support for large wound dressings, surgical bandage tape ensures stability throughout movement. Furthermore, the product is very friendly to sensitive skin, causing no discomfort when used to secure catheters, medical devices, and large dressings. It also comfortably fits fingers, toes, elbows, and ankles, providing reliable support and gentle care for patients.
Specifications and packaging details
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NO. |
SPECIFICATION |
PACKAGING |
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1 |
1.25cm×9.14m |
24pcs/bx,45bxes/ctn,1080pcs/ctn |
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2 |
2.5cm×9.14m |
12pcs/bx,45bxes/ctn,540pcs/ctn |
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3 |
5cm×9.14m |
12pcs/bx,24bxes/ctn,288pcs/ctn |
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4 |
7.5cm×9.14m |
6pcs/bx,36bxes/ctn,216pcs/ctn |
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5 |
10cm×9.14m |
6pcs/bx,24bxes/ctn,144pcs/ctn |
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6 |
1.25cm×5m |
48pcs/bx,36bxes/ctn,1728pcs/ctn |
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7 |
2.5cm×5m |
24pcs/bx,36bxes/ctn,864pcs/ctn |
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8 |
5cm×5m |
16pcs/bx,24bxes/ctn,384pcs/ctn |
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9 |
7.5cm×5m |
8pcs/bx,36bxes/ctn,288pcs/ctn |
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10 |
10cm×5m |
8pcs/bx,24bxes/ctn,192pcs/ctn |
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11 |
1.25cm×4.5m |
48pcs/bx,36bxes/ctn,1728pcs/ctn |
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12 |
2.5cm×4.5m |
24pcs/bx,36bxes/ctn,864pcs/ctn |
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13 |
5cm×4.5m |
16pcs/bx,24bxes/ctn,384pcs/ctn |
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14 |
7.5cm×4.5m |
8pcs/bx,36bxes/ctn,288pcs/ctn |
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15 |
10cm×4.5m |
8pcs/bx,24bxes/ctn,192pcs/ctn |
Product Performance Advantages
Superior Fixation:
The high-strength adhesive tape effectively resists dressing shifting caused by activity and moisture.
01
Skin Safety:
The hypoallergenic formula and breathable backing reduce the risk of skin maceration, redness, and folliculitis.
02
Efficient Handling:
The backing is easy to tear by hand, and the cut lines facilitate quick and easy removal and cutting under sterile conditions.
03
Environmental Resistance:
Soft Cloth Surgical Tape exhibits good resistance to sweat, blood, and minor exudates.
04
Wide Compatibility:
It can be used with iodoform gauze, petroleum jelly gauze, and various ointments without affecting adhesion.
05
Main Application Areas
Used for securing dressings after surgical procedures.
Used for securing intravenous infusion needles, indwelling needles, and catheters.
Used for positioning and covering with bandages.
Used for bandaging and securing minor sprains during sports training.
Instructions for Use
Before application, ensure the skin in the application area is clean, dry, and free of oil. If necessary, wipe with an alcohol swab and allow to dry.
Cut or tear an appropriate length of tape according to the size of the dressing or instrument to be fixed.
- Apply the Surgical adhesive plaster smoothly to the dressing and surrounding skin.
- Avoid pulling too tightly to prevent tension damage to the skin or impaired blood circulation.
- For catheter fixation, it is recommended to use the "high platform method" or the butterfly cross fixation method to avoid direct pressure on the skin from the catheter.
After application, gently press the tape with your fingers from the center outwards to ensure full adhesion to the skin and enhance adhesion.
- Skin Observation: During use, regularly check the skin at the application site. If redness, swelling, itching, rash, or pain occurs, discontinue use immediately and change the application location or use another fixation method.
- Use with Caution for Patients with Edema: For patients with edema or extravasation, close observation is necessary to prevent pressure injury caused by the tape becoming too tight due to swelling.
- Reuse: Surgical bandage tape is not recommended for reuse, as this may reduce its adhesiveness and increase the risk of infection.
- Removal Techniques: When removing the tape, follow the direction of hair growth, pressing down on the skin with one hand while slowly peeling it off parallel to the skin with the other, avoiding forceful tearing that could damage the skin. For sensitive skin, a medical adhesive remover can be used as an aid.
FAQ
Q1: What are the main uses of surgical adhesive tape?
A1: Surgical adhesive tape is mainly used to secure dressings, gauze, catheters, drainage tubes, and other medical devices. It can also be used for support and protection of minor wounds, suitable for operating rooms, wards, emergency rooms, and home care scenarios.
Q2: How do I prevent surgical adhesive plaster from sticking together after opening?
A2: Surgical adhesive plaster is usually designed with an anti-stick backing during manufacturing. To use, simply find the starting end and gently peel it off. If not used for a long time, it is recommended to put it back in the original packaging box or sealed bag to avoid dust accumulation.
Q3: Why do the edges of my surgical bandage tape curl up shortly after application?
A3: Edge curling is usually caused by the following reasons:
Skin not completely dry before application:
- Skin care products, sweat, or alcohol have not completely evaporated.
- Overstretching: Pulling the tape too tightly during application creates a shrinkage force, causing the edges to curl up.
- Cutting Shape: For joints, it's recommended to cut the ends of the tape into rounded shapes, as this is less likely to cause the edges to curl up compared to right angles.
- Oil Secretion: For areas with excessive oil production, use an alcohol swab to remove excess oil before applying the tape.
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