Impervious Isolation Gown
- Fully non-absorbent material.
- Stretchy cuffs for a secure fit.
- Entire front and back coverage.
- Latex-free and hypoallergenic.
- These are non-sterile and disposable.
- Risk level: Low.
- Compliant with AAMI Level 2.
The Impervious Isolation Gown offers complete fluid resistance, making it appropriate for managing infectious diseases and high-risk isolation conditions. It ensures complete protection from fluids and bacteria in high-risk medical surroundings.
| 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 |
An impervious isolation gown is a medical protective garment designed to completely block fluids, bacteria, and contaminants. Unlike standard gowns, it is made from non-woven polypropylene with a polyethylene coating, ensuring full fluid resistance and infection control in high-risk healthcare environments.
A fluid-resistant isolation gown offers limited protection against splashes and light fluids, while an impervious medical gown provides complete barrier protection against liquids and pathogens.
- Fluid-resistant: Suitable for low to moderate exposure
- Impervious: Ideal for high-risk, heavy fluid exposure situations
This makes impervious gowns the preferred choice in critical care, surgical, and infectious environments.
Disposable impervious gowns are widely used in:
- Hospitals and ICUs
- Operation theatres
- Laboratories and diagnostic centers
- Isolation wards and infection control units
They are specifically designed to protect healthcare workers and patients from cross-contamination and fluid exposure in medical settings.
Most impervious medical gowns are made from PP (polypropylene) combined with PE (polyethylene) laminated coating, which provides:
- Complete fluid resistance
- Durability and tear resistance
- Lightweight and breathable comfort
This material combination ensures both protection and usability for extended wear.
Most disposable impervious gowns are designed for single-use only to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination. After use, they should be safely discarded following medical waste protocols.
Single-use gowns help reduce infection risks and ensure consistent protection standards in healthcare settings.
