Material of movable sliding mats (medical sliding mats)

Have you ever heard of portable drapes? Portable drapes consist of two layers. The upper layer isolates dirt and can be peeled off from either side of the patient after surgery. The lower layer is a transfer sheet that allows the patient to be moved horizontally from the operating table to a transport bed or from the transport bed to a hospital bed. Do you know what materials portable drapes are made of? What are their applications? Below is a detailed introduction; interested readers are welcome to take a look.

The portable sliding mat consists of a synovial sheet, a hand towel, and an absorbent pad. The mat can be used alone or in conjunction with the hand towel and absorbent cotton. It is suitable for use in operating rooms, emergency rooms, ICUs, wards, CT rooms, rehabilitation rooms, and other departments. Medical staff can use it to move patients between operating tables, hospital beds, trolleys, CT tables, etc., and it is also suitable for use in rehabilitation or critical care nursing where patients need to be moved, turned, or cleaned.

Material of the movable sliding mat:

1. Slippery membrane sheet: Made of SSS high-basis-weight nonwoven fabric, with a highly absorbent composite nonwoven fabric used for the isolation layer.

2. Absorbent cotton: Made of SMPE non-woven fabric, it absorbs about 2L/㎡ of water quickly, is soft and fluffy, does not shed or overflow, and has a moisture-proof function.

3. Hand towel: SSS spunbond nonwoven fabric.

This article mainly shares and introduces the materials used in portable sliding mats. After reading this article, you should have a better understanding of portable sliding mats. We hope this information is helpful.