Bedsheet

Bedsheet

  • Material: Medical-grade HDPE/LLDPE film.
  • Resistance: Blood, water, and chemical resistance.
  • Thickness: 15 to 25 microns.
  • Length: 865 to 920 mm.
  • Packaging: Available in boxes of 100 sheets.
  • Customization: Colour options are available as per customer demand.

This high-quality, disposable bed sheet is made from medical-grade HDPE/LLDPE film, providing durability and hygiene. It is blood, water, and chemical resistant, offering reliable protection for patients in various medical backgrounds.

Uses:

  • They are used in hospitals and clinics during medical examinations and procedures to maintain cleanliness and prevent contamination.
  • It is ideal for surgical rooms, ICUs, and patient transport.

Technical Specification

Model YA-H2-1
Overall Size 2100*950*500-800mm
Lying surface 1950*900mm
Back section adjustable 0mm to 60mm
Height adjustable 500-800mm
Safe working load 200kg

A hospital bed sheet is designed to provide a clean, protective barrier between the patient and the bed. It helps maintain hygiene, reduces the risk of cross-contamination, and improves patient comfort in hospitals, clinics, ICUs, and examination rooms.

A non-woven disposable bed cover offers single-use protection against blood, fluids, and contaminants. It eliminates laundering, supports infection control protocols, and helps healthcare facilities maintain high hygiene standards.

Most medical bedding sheets are manufactured using medical-grade materials such as HDPE, LLDPE, or non-woven polypropylene. These materials provide durability, fluid resistance, and reliable protection while remaining lightweight and easy to dispose of after use.

A sterile hospital bed sheet is recommended for operating rooms, surgical procedures, ICUs, emergency care, and other sterile environments where minimizing infection risk and maintaining aseptic conditions are essential.

Disposable hospital bed sheets reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections by preventing contamination between patients. Since they are discarded after a single use, they help maintain a cleaner healthcare environment and simplify bed turnover.