Emergency kit JPK-015A

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Product Overview
The Extremity Pack is a packaged sterile disposable surgical kit designed for limb procedures. It contains instruments and single-use items organized to support aseptic technique and efficient workflow in the operating room.

Key Benefits

• Complete set of sterile instruments and disposables tailored for extremity (limb) surgeries.
• Consolidates required items to reduce intraoperative interruptions and improve procedural efficiency.
• Supports asepsis during surgery, lowering contamination and postoperative infection risk.
• Customizable content to match procedure-specific requirements.

Materials
Possible materials: SMS; Bi-SPP lamination fabric; Tri-SPP lamination fabric; Bi-viscose lamination fabric; Tri-viscose lamination fabric; PE film; stainless steel (SS).

Feature
Disposable, EO sterilizable.

Contents

• 1 pc Extremity drape 200x7500px
• 1 pc Side drape 75x2250px
• 2 pcs Reinforced gown size L
• 2 pcs Hand towel 30.5x875px
• 2 pcs Op tape 10x1250px
• 1 pc Wrapper 100x2500px
• Customized contents available on request

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile paper & plastic bag; customized packaging options available.

Usage
Intended for use in the operating room during extremity (limb) surgery. Product is non‑irritating and non‑toxic to humans; designed to improve procedural efficiency and reduce accidental cross‑infection risk.

Technical specifications

• Product: Extremity pack
• Materials: SMS; Bi-SPP Lamination fabric; Tri-SPP Lamination fabric; Bi-Viscose Lamination fabric; Tri-Viscose Lamination fabric; PE film; SS
• Feature: Disposable, EO sterilizable
• Typical contents: Extremity drape (200x7500px); Side drape (75x2250px); 2 Reinforced gowns (L); 2 Hand towels (30.5x875px); 2 Op tapes (10x1250px); 1 Wrapper (100x2500px); customizable contents
• Packaging: Individually packed in sterile paper & plastic bag or customized packing
• Intended use: Operating room for extremity (limb) surgery to support aseptic procedure and reduce cross-infection risk