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Disposable Surgical Drapes and Gowns: Sourcing from Pakistan

Hospitals, clinics and distributors buy disposable surgical drapes, gowns and procedure packs in large quantities. Some Pakistani manufacturers make these from non-woven materials. This page explains what to specify, which standards and documents matter and how to approach a first order.

By the Baramdat sourcing team · Last updated

Stainless steel surgical instruments laid out on a sterile tray

The short answer

You can ask Pakistani manufacturers for disposable surgical drapes, gowns and procedure packs, sterile or non-sterile. Specify the material and its weight, the size, whether the product is sterile and the standard it must meet in your market. Check the manufacturer's quality certificates and test reports, and order samples before a volume order.

What you can ask for

  • Surgical drapes. Sterile and non-sterile drapes in several sizes, with or without adhesive strips and fenestrations.
  • Surgical gowns. Disposable gowns in non-woven fabrics, standard and reinforced.
  • Patient and dental drapes. Smaller drapes and bibs for clinics and dental practices.
  • Procedure packs. Kits that combine drapes, gowns and accessories for a specific procedure.
  • Private label. Your own brand on packs, where your market allows it.

Ranges differ by manufacturer. Tell us what you need and we will match your request to makers that produce it.

What to specify

DetailWhat to ask
MaterialCommon materials are SMS (spunbond-meltblown-spunbond) non-woven, polypropylene, and laminated fabrics. Ask which is used.
WeightFabric weight in grams per square metre. Heavier fabrics generally give more protection but cost more.
Size and designDimensions in centimetres, fenestration, adhesive strips and fluid collection pouches.
Protection levelFor gowns, the barrier level the product is tested to, under the standard your market uses.
Sterile or non-sterileIf sterile, the method, the validation and the shelf life.
Packaging and labellingPack counts, outer cartons, batch numbers, expiry dates and the label language.

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Standards and documents

Drapes and gowns are regulated as medical devices or protective products in most markets. Buyers often ask for a quality system certificate such as ISO 13485, test reports to the standard that applies in their market, and sterilisation records for sterile products. In the United States and the European Union, regulatory clearance or CE marking and registered facilities may be required. This is general information, not regulatory advice, so confirm what applies with your importer or a regulatory adviser.

Minimum order, samples and lead time

Minimum orders are often large. Ask each manufacturer for a written quote that states the price per piece or per carton, the minimum order, the lead time and the payment terms. Order samples and test them against your specification before you commit. An independent inspection before shipment is worth arranging for a first order.

We can send your requirement to several manufacturers and compare quotes and documents. You pay the supplier directly.

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Frequently asked questions

Do Pakistani manufacturers make disposable surgical drapes and gowns?

Some do, in non-woven materials. Ranges and certifications differ. Tell us the product, size and quantity you need and we will match your request to suppliers that make it.

What material are disposable surgical gowns made from?

Commonly SMS non-woven fabric, sometimes with reinforcement panels or laminated layers. Ask each manufacturer for the material, the weight and the test report.

Are the products sterile?

Drapes and gowns are sold sterile and non-sterile. Sterile products need a validated sterilisation process and a stated shelf life. Say which you need, because the price and the paperwork differ.

What certificates should I ask for?

Typically a quality system certificate such as ISO 13485, product test reports to the standard that applies in your market, and sterilisation records for sterile products. Confirm the exact requirements with your importer or a regulatory adviser.

What is the minimum order?

Minimums are often large. Ask each manufacturer for a written quote that states the minimum.

How do I get a quote?

Fill in the short form on this page with the product, the size, the quantity and your destination country. Our team replies within one business day. You pay suppliers directly, and any fee for our service is agreed in writing before work starts.