>About surgical caps
Surgical caps come in a variety of styles, from disposable to reusable models.
Disposable hoods, made of skin-friendly and breathable non-woven fabric,
offer a high level of hygiene as they are disposed of after use.
Reusable hoods, on the other hand, are made of cotton and can be used at high temperatures
Washed at temperatures to meet strict hygiene standards
become.
Some models have integrated sweatbands and elastic
Straps for an optimal fit.
Our disposable surgical cap
Disposable beret hoods
Type "CLIP" - in blue, green and white: These hoods are made of 100% polypropylene
breathable, light and robust. With a diameter of approx. 49 cm and a
practical elastic band, they offer comfort and safety.
ProSafe®2 hood
White: Made from microporous film laminate, this hood offers additional protection
for face and neck.
Disposable beret cap made of PP fleece
Various sizes and colors: available in blue, white and green, in sizes 49 cm,
54cm and 60cm. These hoods are breathable, latex-free and lightweight. Prices vary
depending on size and color.
Disposable beard protection
White and Blue: Ideal for areas that require strict hygiene, such as the dentist's office.
Made from high quality polypropylene spunbond, these beard protectors are
breathable and latex-free.
Astronaut hood
Blue and White: These hoods cover the head hair, nose and mouth and are with
Equipped with a 2-layer mouth guard.
CleanMax® cleanroom hood
Sterile and non-sterile: liquid-repellent and resistant to that
Penetration of viruses and pathogens.
FAQ
Why is wearing a hood necessary during surgery?
Wearing a surgical cap in the operating room is for two main reasons
necessary:
Infection prevention: Surgical caps help prevent the transmission of microorganisms
and particles that can be found in hair. This is
crucial to reduce the risk of infections in a sterile environment
Minimize the operating room.
Protection of patients and staff: Protects during an operation
Hood the patient from possible contamination from staff hair.
At the same time, it protects medical staff from contact with potential
infectious materials.
Are there surgical caps in different sizes?
Most surgical caps are available in one size fits all with elastic hems
to adapt to different head shapes and long hair.
Are fabric surgical caps allowed in the operating room?
Yes, cloth surgical hoods are permitted and commonly used, particularly in areas
where they can be washed regularly.
How are fabric surgical caps washed?
Cloth surgical caps should be used at high temperatures in accordance with hygiene regulations
washed to effectively remove all germs and bacteria.
