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Outpatient clinics and minor surgery rooms run on tight turnaround, and loose consumables slow every list down. This minor surgery suture pack bundles the drapes, gown, instrument tray liner and suture accessories needed for a suturing or small excision procedure into a single sterile configuration that a practice nurse can open and lay out in under a minute. The pack suits general practice clinics, emergency departments, dermatology suites and day-case units performing laceration repair, mole and cyst excision, biopsy, abscess drainage and small wound debridement. Fabric options range from a light 30 gsm SMS for short office procedures to a 45 gsm reinforced sheet for heavier fluid exposure, and the fenestrated aperture can be positioned for limb, scalp or trunk work. Because the pack is built to your specification, materials managers can consolidate several low-volume SKUs into one predictable line item with a single lot number, single expiry date and one sterilisation certificate for the whole kit.
Key Features| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model Number | MSMSP-118 |
| Pack Contents | Fenestrated procedure drape 75 x 90 cm, absorbent back table cover 100 x 150 cm, reinforced gown size M or L, 2 hand towels, instrument tray liner, clear collection pouch 500 ml |
| Material | SMS 30-45 gsm, PE film lamination, hydrophilic PP, wood pulp reinforcement |
| Barrier Performance | AAMI Level 2 to Level 3 depending on grammage selected |
| Sterilisation | Ethylene oxide (EO), SAL 10-6, indicator on every pouch |
| Shelf Life | 3 years from sterilisation date, store below 25 C and 60 percent RH |
| Packaging | 1 pack per sterile pouch, 20 pouches per carton, carton 55 x 40 x 40 cm |
| Customisation | Aperture shape, component list, colour, private label and multilingual instructions |
The pack is designed for minor surgical and wound care workflows outside the main operating theatre. Typical users include general practice clinics, urgent care centres, emergency department minor injury units, dermatology and plastic surgery suites, dialysis access centres and mobile medical teams. Common procedures are laceration and tendon repair, skin lesion excision, abscess incision and drainage, ingrown nail surgery, foreign body removal and small burn debridement. The drape aperture can be reinforced for procedures on the hand, foot or scalp where a narrow stable field matters, and the tray liner keeps instruments organised on a single absorbent surface. Clinics running higher volumes can add a suture accessory module with needle holder, forceps and gauze swabs so the whole procedure is covered by one sterile pack.
Packaging & Quality AssuranceEach lot passes incoming fabric inspection, in-process component counting, seal integrity testing and post-sterilisation biological indicator release before dispatch. Clinics receive sterilisation certificates, batch records and material safety documentation to support accreditation audits and infection control reviews. Cartons carry lot number, sterilisation date and expiry for straightforward stock rotation, and the outer packaging is printed for private label programmes on request. Minimum order quantity is 200 packs with a 25 to 30 day production lead time, and mixed configurations can ship in one container to simplify customs clearance. Our engineering team can benchmark your current consumable spend and propose a consolidated kit that removes duplicated items, reduces waste per procedure and gives your purchasing team a single repeatable line item.
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