Hospital bed protective sheet

non-wovenpolypropylene

Overview
Disposable medical bed sheets are single-use bedding products designed to maintain hygiene and reduce cross-contamination risks in healthcare settings. They provide a fresh, sterile surface for each patient, simplify linen change procedures and reduce on-site laundering, helping to streamline workflows in hospitals, clinics and other care facilities.

Product details

• Product: Disposable bed sheet
• Material: Polypropylene non-woven
• Weight options: 25 g/m², 30 g/m², 35 g/m²
• Size: customizable per customer specification
• Fit options: elastic corners or straps available
• OEM service: accepted

Features

• Manufactured from polypropylene non-woven fabric
• Multiple fabric weights available (25/30/35 g/m²)
• Breathable, soft and comfortable surface suitable for patients
• Durable and fluid-resistant with waterproof properties
• Hypoallergenic options to minimize skin irritation
• Design options to ensure a secure fit on mattresses
• Single-use disposable design to support infection-control protocols

Benefits

• Reduces cross-contamination by providing a fresh surface for each patient
• Simplifies and speeds up bed changing and turnover processes
• Reduces or eliminates on-site laundry needs, saving time and resources
• Supports infection-control practices through fluid resistance and single-use design
• Improves patient comfort with soft, breathable materials

Intended use
Designed for use in healthcare environments (hospitals, clinics, outpatient facilities) wherever single-use bed protection is required to support hygiene and infection-control protocols.

Technical specifications

• Designation: Disposable bed sheet
• Material composition: Polypropylene non-woven
• Fabric weight options: 25 g/m², 30 g/m², 35 g/m²
• Dimensions: customizable per customer specification
• Fit: options with elastic corners or straps
• Properties: breathable, soft, fluid-resistant, waterproof, hypoallergenic options
• Usage type: Single-use / disposable
• OEM: supported