Knitted Cuffs in Surgical Gowns:

Knitted cuffs are an integral part of surgical gowns. They are typically located at the wrists of the gown sleeves.

Comfort: Knitted cuffs provide a snug fit around the wrists, minimizing discomfort during long procedures.

Barrier Protection: They act as a barrier, preventing fluids, contaminants, and pathogens from entering the gown through the wrist area.

Secure Fit: The elasticity of knitted cuffs ensures a secure fit, reducing the risk of accidental exposure.

Material: Knitted cuffs are usually made from soft, stretchable materials (such as cotton or synthetic blends) to ensure flexibility and comfort.

Benefits of Knitted Cuffs:

Reduced Skin Exposure: Knitted cuffs create a seal, minimizing the gap between the gown and gloves, thus reducing skin exposure.

Ease of Movement: Healthcare professionals can move their hands freely without compromising the gown’s integrity.

Seamless Integration: Knitted cuffs seamlessly integrate with the rest of the gown, maintaining a consistent barrier.

Standards and Compliance:

Surgical gowns with knitted cuffs is adhere to relevant standards, such as EN 13795:2011.