Dhwanit Enterprise operates as a Supplier of Lamino Spinal Drapes | Orthopedic Drape.
Fine Wear, located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, is a prominent manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of Lamino Spinal Drapes in India.
Dhwanit Enterprise, operating under the brand Fine Wear, earns recognition as one of India’s top manufacturers and exporters of Lamino Spinal Drapes.
Lamino Spinal Drapes play a crucial role in spinal surgeries, ensuring a sterile surgical environment for precision and safety.
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These specialized medical drapes feature:
SSMMS Fabric
Adhesive Components
Absorbent Layers
Clear Plastic Film
Specifications of Lamino Spinal Drapes include:
Size: 160 x 300 cm + PE Film 120 x 150 cm with Cable Holder
Incise Area: 15 cm x 35 cm – 1 piece
Stripes: 4 pieces
Wrap: 1 piece
What is a Lamino Spinal Drape
A “spinal drape” like Lamino Spinal Drape is a sterile, disposable surgical drape designed specifically for spinal surgeries / laminectomies.
Its purpose is to create a sterile barrier around the surgical site to prevent fluid and microbial contamination, thereby minimizing infection risk.
The drape typically includes a fenestration (incise opening) — a pre-cut window / opening — through which the surgeon operates, while the rest of the patient’s body remains covered and protected.
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