Aluderm aluarm

Mobile Hospitals

Aluderm aluarm 1003218

Söhngen W. · 1003218

Article No. AK-MH-077

Product details

Article number
AK-MH-077
Category
Mobile Hospitals
Brand
Söhngen W.
Model
1003218

Description

The Aluderm aluarm is a ready-to-use special dressing, specifically developed for covering large, superficial injuries on the arm. Thanks to the integrated Velcro fasteners, the dressing can be quickly and securely applied to the entire arm and allows for a loose fixation without compromising patient comfort. The aluminium-coated wound pad made of polyester fleece prevents adhesion to the wound, thus significantly facilitating dressing changes. With its high absorbency of 1,400 g/m², the dressing reliably absorbs exudate and supports a hygienic wound environment. The Aluderm aluarm is breathable, hypoallergenic and physiologically safe, allowing it to be used even on sensitive skin. The hydrophobised PP outer layer provides additional protection and prevents fluid from penetrating to the outside. The user-friendly design allows for uncomplicated wound monitoring as well as an easy and quick change of the dressing. The dressing is individually sterile packed in a peel pouch and complies with medical device class I(s). This makes the Aluderm aluarm ideal for professional use in hospitals, daily work in a medical practice, and emergency care.

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Technical specifications

Brand
Söhngen W.
Model
1003218
Product type
First Aid Consumables
Application
Covering large, superficial wounds and injuries on the arm
Wound pad
Aluminium-coated polyester fleece
Outer layer
Hydrophobised polypropylene (PP) layer
Fixation
Velcro (Hook-and-loop fasteners)
Absorbency
1,400 g/m²
Packaging
Individually sterile in peel pouch
Medical device
Class I(s)
Country of origin
Germany (DE-HE)
Product name
Aluderm aluarm
Wound pad material
Aluminium-coated polyester fleece
Outer layer material
Hydrophobised polypropylene (PP)