NON-SURGICAL ISOLATION GOWN IS MADE WITH STEDAIR® TX L3

You need protection that'll outlast the job ahead of you. Turn to our washable isolation gowns and coveralls for maximum protection and all day comfort.

This Non-Surgical Isolation Gown is made with Stedair® TX L3, a high performance medical barrier laminate for added protection from toxic fluids while maintaining breathability. They are highly durable and have been tested to 100 wash, day and sensitization cycles. Because of its ability to be reused, you'll find your "per use" cost as affordable as its Level 1 disposable counterparts.

TEST	DESCRIPTION	AAMI LEVEL 3 REQUIREMENT	STEDAIR^® TX-L3 NEW	STEDAIR^® TX-L3 AFTER 100 LAUNDERINGS
AATCC 42	Spray Test	<= 1.0g	Pass	Pass
AATCC 127	Hydrostatic Head	>= 50cm	Pass	Pass

*Test Conditions - Water temperature 160°F (non-ionic detergent & alkali, no bleach), tumble dry 160°F for 10 mins., 4 min. cool-down followed by autoclave for 4 mins. at 270-274°F.

*If you are unfamiliar with the type of isolation PPE that's right for you, refer to the FDA's guide.

*Not for use in surgical settings or in presence of high heat or flames.

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ISOLATION GOWN FEATURES

The standard gown comes as a universal fit and features elastic wrists and an adjustable tie back.

Adjustable Tie Back

Secure the closure around your neck with an adjustable tie that provides the right fit.

Waist Tie

Make individualized adjustments to find a comfortable fit.

Elastic Wrists

Durable elastic is sewn into the wrists to prevent liquids from soaking into your skin.

DURABLE FABRIC

Stedair TX L3 fabric is fluid resistant, breathable and has been tested to 100 wash sterilization cycles.

WASHING RECOMMENDATIONS

Inspect washing equipment to be sure that there are no sharp objects which could damage the fabric
Do not overload the washer; 75-80% of the capacity is optimal
Use NFPA 1851 compliant laundry detergent
Temperature should not exceed 140ºF for washing operations
For disinfecting use NFPA 1851 compliant laundry sanitizer
Tumble dry or air dry (do not exceed 140ºF air temperature)
Do not iron
Do not use Sodium Hypochlorite (bleach)
If using steam sterilization (autoclave) temperature should not exceed 270ºF

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can Isolation Gowns Be Reused?

There are many types of isolation gowns; some are disposable, others are reuasable.

Disposable gowns are NOT made to be washed and can cross contaminate other surfaces if reuse is attempted.

Reusable gowns are made with specialized fabrics that are engineered to safely and effectively remove bloodborne pathogens, liquids and toxins when properly cleaned.

Our Isolation gowns are made with Stedair® TX L3 which is clinically-tested to ensure that wash and dry cycles effectively remove toxins without deteriorating the barrier protection.

Why Choose Reusable Isolation PPE?

For better quality protection you'll find your "per use" cost as affordable as its Level 1 disposable counterparts
With disposable PPE in short supply, reusable gowns are an effective alternative which is safe, durable, liquid-resistant and washable to CDC standards
Reduce your carbon footprint- by selecting reusable isolation PPE, you are reducing the amount of medical waste that is collected each year

How Do I Wash Reusable Isolation Gowns?

Isolation PPE can easily fit into your laundry routine. Check our instructions above.

Another question commonly asked is "can your isolation gowns can be autoclaved?"

Yes, our isolation gowns can be autoclaved. In fact, this process was included as part of the fabric's testing conditions:

Water temperature 160°F
Non-ionic detergent & alkali (no bleach)
Tumble dry 160°F for 10 mins
4 min cool-down
Autoclave for 4 mins at 270-274°F

What is the Difference Between Level 1, 2, 3 Isolation Gowns?

Isolation Gowns come in various levels of protection. Below is a quick breakdown:

Level 1 Isolation Gowns:
Minimal risk, to be used, for example, during basic care, standard isolation, cover gown for visitors, or in a standard medical unit
Level 2 Isolation Gowns:
Low risk, to be used, for example, during blood draw, suturing, in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), or a pathology lab
Level 3 Isolation Gowns:
Moderate risk, to be used, for example, during arterial blood draw, inserting an Intravenous (IV) line, in the Emergency Room, or for trauma cases
Level 4 Isolation Gowns:
High risk, to be used, for example, during long, fluid intense procedures, surgery, when pathogen resistance is needed or infectious diseases are suspected (non-airborne)

Still unsure which level of protection you need? Check out the FDA's guide to PPE Selection.

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SHIPPING INFORMATION

Shipping provided to U.S. states only
Product Dimensions: 9.5" x 14.5" x 0.125"
Shipping Dimensions: 9.5" x 14.5"
Shipping Weights: 1 lb

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