COver Chair With BAnds Sterile DEf772 BX100

Cover Chair with Bands Sterile (DEF772), Box of 100

$399.95
Sale price  $399.95 Regular price 
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COver Chair With BAnds Sterile DEf772 BX100
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Cover Chair with Bands Sterile (DEF772), Box of 100

SKU CHG-PWM-051 · Couch Rolls & Disposables

$439.95 inc GST

$399.95 ex GST for facility accounts

≈ $4.39 per item · 100 per pack

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Quick facts

  • The elastic or tie bands secure the cover in place during procedures.
  • The Sterile Chair Cover with Bands (DEF772) is a single-use sterile cover for surgical chairs and stools used in the operating theatre environment.

Description

The Sterile Chair Cover with Bands (DEF772) is a single-use sterile cover for surgical chairs and stools used in the operating theatre environment. The elastic or tie bands secure the cover in place during procedures. Supplied in a box of 100.

Features

  • Sterile single-use design — individually sterilised for use in the operating theatre sterile field
  • Chair/stool cover format — fits standard surgical chairs and stools used in theatre and procedural rooms
  • Secure bands — elastic or tie bands keep the cover in position during procedures
  • Fluid-resistant — prevents contamination of the chair or stool surface during procedures
  • Box of 100 — adequate supply for theatre lists and peri-operative stocking

Specifications

  • Product Code: DEF772
  • Sterility: Sterile
  • Quantity: Box of 100
  • Application: Surgical chair and stool covering — operating theatre
  • Format: Single-use sterile chair cover with bands
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